Kevin West

Joe Gebbia wants to set the record straight, that art students can be athletes too.

Backing off a request that the state furnish its own doctors for executions, the head of the Medical College of Georgia said school physicians would continue to assist the procedures.

Bankrupt retailer Kmart Corp. said it has begun an internal investigation after receiving an anonymous letter claiming to be from employees that raised questions about its accounting.

Another large Hewlett-Packard Co. investor supports the technology giant's contentious plan to buy Compaq Computer Corporation.

ImClone Systems Inc.'s woes mounted Friday and its stock tumbled to the lowest level in a year after the company disclosed two federal agencies are investigating the biotechnology firm.

Compaq Computer Corp. on Friday raised its estimates for earnings during 2002, saying that demand is strong for equipment and technical help.

In a stark reversal since the Sept. 11 attacks, women are now more likely than men to consider national defense a top priority, according to a new poll.

A school bus driver accused of taking 13 children on a curious, 115-mile ``field trip'' with a rifle by his side appeared in court on kidnapping charges Friday and was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation.

The family of former Rockdale County Commission Chairman Randy Poynter says he was not abusing a weight loss supplement at the time of his death.

Georgia transportation officials are considering a recommendation to fast track the widening of a portion of Georgia 400, including a stretch in Forsyth County.