Kevin West

Georgian's whose driver's licenses expire in July will be the first to have a chance to get them by mail rather than stand in line at a licensing station.

It is unclear how many of the unmarked cars driven by Atlanta detectives and police supervisors have expired tags, but Wednesday night at City Hall East, 27 of 62 cars didn't have an up-to-date sticker on their tags.

DeKalb County officials say 10 nations have agreed to send 50 Olympic athletes to train in track and field, soccer and swimming for the 2004 and 2008 games.

A United Parcel Service employee from Huntsville is taking aim at what he calls the unsafe and oppressive working conditions of the Atlanta-based shipping company.

As soon as she saw it, Bertha Hamby Roquemore knew that the century-old Bible with its tattered binding was rightfully hers.

A dozen North Alabama hospitals have decided they will not renew Red Cross contracts for blood purchases due to price increases.

Authorities in Cobb County say more than 2,000 tires burned in a fire at auto service shop.

An attempt to use a counterfeit $10 bill to buy a biscuit in the Marietta High School cafeteria led to four students being accused of printing money on a home computer.

In a rivalry that usually produces towering homers and countless hits, the final regular-season game between Clemson and South Carolina offered something a little different.

The NCAA is considering a range of rules changes that would redefine ``amateur,'' including a proposal to loan top players $20,000 and another that would allow high schoolers to turn pro for a year and then return to college.