Local/State News

The venue was different but the result was still the same: a total sellout for the annual Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce “Eggs & Issues Breakfast”.

Pentagon officials say they have been unable so far to draw North Korea into negotiations on returning additional remains of Americans killed in North Korea

Brenau University officials Thursday unveiled plans for three new "signature" programs for the school's Women's College, including an all-female Masters in Business Administration.

Hall County took a large step forward this fall by beginning the transition from an antiquated records management system to a new and state-of-the-art platform.

Dozens of retired state and federal judges are calling on U.S. immigration officials to stop making arrests at courthouses of people suspected of being in the country illegally

A new survey shows 56% of parents plan to spend up to $5,000 on gifts this year, but most parents admit they'd rather spend the money to relax.

A location where thousands of people dined on the weekends for years will be burned to clear the way for progress this weekend.

The woman Gwinnett Police identified as being involved in a fatal hit and run earlier this week has shared her side of the story with police.

A commission considering a replacement for Georgia's antiquated voting system plans to hold a last meeting in January before finalizing recommendations to lawmakers.

Police in Jefferson say quick thinking by a city school bus driver might have diverted a possible abduction this week.