Kevin West

Declining state revenues are forcing more than six million dollars in budget cuts over the next two years for the agency charged with protecting Georgia's environment.

A group of local artists and musicians have purchased 155 acres in northern Athens-Clarke County, where they plan to create an environmentally responsible subdivision.

Faced with customer complaints and pressure from state regulators, Georgia Power is backing away from its plan to charge late fees on bills not paid within 14 days.

Four men charged in a multimillion dollar scheme to redeem stolen McDonald's promotional game pieces were convicted Friday in federal court.

The Georgia Department of Education will lay off as many as 40 employees next month as the board tries to meet the governor's order to cut spending, and board members are blaming the job cuts on outgoing School Superintendent Linda Schrenko.

Ten days after suffering a heart attack during a nationally televised basketball playoff game, WNBA referee Bill Stokes, who lives in Eatonton, Georgia, was wheeled out of his Houston hospital room Friday with hopes of returning to the court in a few mont

Two years later, South Carolina tailback Ryan Brewer smiles at the memory. After all, you rarely forget your first.

Florida State and Virginia, who played one of the most memorable games in the first half century of the Atlantic Coast Conference, will inaugurate the league's 50th season Saturday.

If any Louisville Cardinals feel overconfident heading into Sunday's opener with Kentucky, all they have to do is look around town, according to quarterback Dave Ragone.

Andy McCollum has been hearing it from all sides. Why would the Middle Tennessee coach schedule three Southeastern Conference opponents to open the season?