Kevin West

Many former employees of the Durango-Georgia Paper Company's mill are going back to school.

The religious leader accused of having sex with children in his United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors has pleaded guilty to both state and federal charges.

Former President Jimmy Carter is giving some of his one million dollar Nobel Peace Prize money to an institute his wife founded to help caregivers and their families.

Vernon Forrest has such fond memories of training for the Olympics that he goes back to the Olympic gym in Colorado Springs to get ready for his big fights.

Dr. David Reznik, chief of dental services for Grady Health Services Oral Health Infectious Disease Program, has been selected to serve on the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS, federal officials said Friday.

Schools around Georgia are closed Friday because of the brutal cold.

The Treutlen County sheriff drove around with a box of potentially dangerous explosives on the dashboard of his truck, until state agents warned him of the danger.

An AIDS vaccine developed at Emory University is being tested on human subjects, university officials said Friday.

A newborn baby girl was found abandoned in a women's restroom of a McDonald's restaurant, Butts County authorities said Thursday.

Crews have been in north Cobb County salting roads after vandals opened four fire hydrants in Kennesaw.