The government says a national shortage of vaccine to protect children against tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough will continue through at least midyear.
The brother of one of seven people killed in a Greyhound bus wreck in Tennessee has sued Greyhound Lines Incorporated, as well as the manufacturer and driver of the bus.
After threatening to sue the county, two Athens strip clubs cited last year for violating the county's ban on nude dance clubs serving alcohol are getting new liquor licenses for 2002.
Hard times for the homeless are really hard when the soup kitchen is closed. The winter weather that hit Georgia this week underscored that and other problems.
A deep freeze and a second dose of snow turned the South into a deadly, slippery nightmare Thursday, practically paralyzing a region unaccustomed to icy winter weather.
A low pressure system that had dumped up to a foot of snow on much of the Southeast was moving away from the coast early Friday, making way for clear conditions in most of the East.
