Ken Stanford

Hall County Commissioner Ashley Bell shed some more light this morning on the changes in administrators in county government.

A Georgia Bureau of Investigation spokesman says the agency has been asked to look into allegations of abuse at several Georgia prisons.

The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) has approved a Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) loan and subsidy of $1.9 million to the city of Martin.

Republicans have already violated some of the vows they made in taking stewardship of the House.

The state Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division is considering charging admission for visitors to some popular natural areas.

9th District Congressman Tom Graves has filed legislation that would block the funding necessary to implement President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.

President Barack Obama is shaking up his senior leadership team to deal with the new realities of his term: The era of big legislation is over, his massive re-election effort needs energy and people, and the White House is taking a toll on those who run it.

There's Hope for the Hungry is a ministry of First Redeemer Church in Cumming and has been in operation since February 2003 and it is another of the non-profit organizations in the state participating in Gov.-elect Nathan Deal's With A Servant's Heart volunteer initiative Saturday.

The cause of an early morning mobile home fire in East Hall was a heat lamp that had been left too close to a pet carrier.

U.S. Rep. Tom Graves (R-GA-9) has relocated his Gainesville office to 311 Green Street.