Kevin West

The Securities and Exchange Commission is accusing a Georgia businessman of using false promises to borrow nearly $3 million from nearly a thousand, mostly black, churches.

A judge has reduced charges against a woman whose daughter died of heat exhaustion after being left in a hot car.

The worst of the West Nile virus season is over as states are reporting fewer cases thanks to colder weather.

The Macon Telegraph and The Daily Sun of Warner Robins will merge their newsrooms.

Electronic voting machines are up and running again in Terrell County after workers in at least two precincts could not get them to work.

The Allen Creek Soccer Complex is closed Tuesday, Nov. 5th due to inclement weather.

With its "What Can Brown Do For You?" ad campaign, United Parcel Service Inc. uses its familiar brown-garbed workers and brown trucks to remind people of the company's role in their lives and work.

United Parcel Service Inc. chairman Michael Eskew envisions a day when his company will be known for tackling complex business problems as well as for package delivery.

AFC Enterprises Inc., which was scheduled to report third-quarter results Tuesday, instead said it would delay the report pending adjustments to its third quarter and prior periods.

Georgia voters had 11 questions on the ballot Tuesday, including one to create a program for the voluntary sterilization of cats and dogs, to be funded by fees from the sale of special license plates.