Kevin West

An organization that assists battered women and their children has filed suit against BellSouth.

A New York City firefighter has been chosen grand marshal of the Cherry Blossom Festival parade.

Anti-aircraft missiles that peacekeepers in the Afghan capital Kabul were trying to defuse exploded Wednesday, killing two German and three Danish soldiers, the top officer in the Germany military said.

The Little Rock-based telecommunications company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Tuesday that it's leaving 12 competitive local phone markets including some in Georgia.

The accounting industry is building up a lobbying campaign against Enron-related legislative proposals that would put new restrictions on auditors.

Hewlett-Packard Co. got a crucial endorsement for its $22 billion acquisition of Compaq Computer Corp., increasing the companies' chances of completing the biggest merger in high-tech history.

United Airlines mechanics and aircraft cleaners approved a new contract that will give them raises for the first time in eight years.

Steelworkers and their employers say the hefty tariffs President Bush will impose on cheap steel imports give the feeble industry some breathing room but won't provide the protection needed for recovery.

Technically, it's still winter, but prep spring-time sports are in full swing.It was a busy Tuesday on the courts, fields, and links.

Freezing temperatures have devastated the south Georgia peach crop, but the damage may not be as severe in middle Georgia, where the bulk of the state's peaches are grown.