Kevin West

This summer, two of the ten Trident nuclear submarines stationed at Kings Bay will be reassigned to the West Coast - taking 636 sailors, a $27 million payroll and an estimated 1,400 family members with them.

Stephenson, Monroe, Northeast, Crim and Landmark Christian all won state titles Saturday in the girls' state track meet.

Tiffany Roberts scored on a header in 72nd minute to give the undefeated Carolina Courage a 1-0 victory over the Atlanta Beat on Saturday in WUSA.

Cuba's most famous political prisoner, Vladimiro Roca, is scheduled to be released on Sunday, one week before former U.S. President Jimmy Carter arrives here for a five-day visit, Roca's wife confirmed on Saturday.

An impending second war against Iraq makes it urgent for the government to find a scientific explanation for mysterious illnesses reported by Gulf War veterans, former presidential candidate Ross Perot said Saturday.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Athens Banner-Herald and LaGrange Daily News won the top story honors in the 2001 Georgia Associated Press Association annual newspaper contest.

The new Mobile County jail warden's claim of a degree from a Georgia college could not be confirmed by the school's registrar and his graduate degrees came from an online diploma business, the Mobile Register reported Saturday.

Chris Hammond wasn't one of those ex-players who missed the game.

Business tripled for Meg Lawrence a year ago when she moved her buffet-style restaurant with its sidewalk carryout window to a shopping center two miles from Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base.

Beyond the beer cans that litter the lawn, beside stale stacks of empty juice cartons, beneath spray-painted pocketbooks strung from a rotten ceiling, sits an old man who believes he is a prophet.