Ken Stanford

Regulators fighting an estimated $60 billion to $90 billion a year in Medicare fraud frequently suspend Medicare providers, then quickly reinstate them after appeals hearings that government employees don't even attend, according to an Associated Press review.

Perry Jones ran for 149 of Virginia's 272 yards on the ground and the Cavaliers beat No. 12 Georgia Tech at its own game, 24-21, on Saturday night.

The Associated Press has learned that the Obama administration is abandoning plans to keep U.S. troops in Iraq past a year-end withdrawal deadline.

A high school football player in upstate New York died Friday night after he suffered a head injury during a game.

The City of Cumming is public input on its 2012 Comprehensive Plan.

The results are in and the 14th annual Petit Le Mans is in the record books as one of the most successful races in the history of the American Le Mans Series and the most successful race in the history of the host track, Road Atlanta. And, the economic impact of the four-day event on north Georgia has been placed at nearly $50 million.

Hall County Business License Director Susan Rector wants to close a loophole on "brown bagging" alcohol and abolish the practice completely.

The state of Georgia has received $3 million in federal funds for a program to improve access to medications for those people living with HIV or AIDS.

An American drone strike in southern Yemen has killed seven al-Qaida-linked militants, including the media chief for the group's Yemeni branch and the son of a prominent U.S.-born cleric slain in a similar attack last month, government officials and tribal elders said Saturday.

A boycott of the state, called for by immigration advocates after Georgia passed a tough new immigration law earlier this year, is apparently not catching on.