Ken Stanford

About 2,000 people showed up Sunday for the 15th annual Friends of the Park butterfly release.

Police say fishermen in Johns Creek have pulled the body of a North Gwinnett man from from the Chattahoochee River.

The Southeast Youth Rowing Championships are being held this weekend at the rowing venue at Clarks Bridge Park.

Three people were arrested on drug charges in White County this week by the Appalachian Drug Task Force, which has the public to thank for pointing out each of the suspects.

A group of about 20 protesters, their arms linked to form a human chain, stood outside Gov. Nathan Deal's office Friday after the signing of the controversial immigration bill, chanting ``Shame on you'' and ``We won't leave'' before moving outside to join another several dozen on the sidewalk outside the Capitol for an impromptu rally.

A federal grand jury in Atlanta returned indictments this week in two separate cases charging a total of 13 people from Georgia and Kentucky - including one from Braselton - with illegally trafficking in oxycodone and other prescription drugs.

Masterwork Customs, Inc., is breathing new life into the former Chambers Lumber Company warehouse building on Bradford Street in Gainesville.

The Taliban is claiming responsibility for twin explosions that struck a paramilitary training center in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 80 people.

Utah legislators have passed an immigration law that they were confident wouldn't end up the same way Arizona's version did last year: tangled up in the courts.

Jay Jacobs became a third generation chairman of the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce Thursday night.