Local/State News

The death of a northwest Georgia infant is under investigation after he was apparently left in a vehicle for about two hours.

Now's the time to install solar power panels on your house, according to proponents of solar energy.

The Cherokee tribe in North Carolina is betting it can boost its income and solidify its hold on gamblers in the Southeast by opening a second casino in the state, this one just across the Georgia line.

Amid a push to attract more women and minorities to technical industries, female students make up the largest share of this year's Georgia Institute of Technology freshman class since women first were admitted in 1952.

A 150-unit assisted living facility is planned on McEver Road near Flowery Branch.

Five vehicles were involved in two separate accidents that occurred on I-985 at about the same time Saturday evening

Wood's Mill High School and Goodwill of Northeast Georgia have partnered to offer Welding and Introduction to Business and Technology courses to high school students in the Gainesville school system.

A Town Hall meeting will be held in the the North Hall area later this month, hosted by Hall County District 3 Commissioner Scott Gibbs.

Citing a sliver of civil rights-era legislation more commonly used as protection against discriminatory landlords, a black couple is suing their former neighbor and the city of Gainesville, which they say failed to stop him from harassing them.

West Hall, Commerce, Lanier, and Jefferson all continued their winning ways in grand style while Buford saw its 42-game win streak come to a screeching halt on a Friday night of lopsided wins around northeast Georgia.