Ken Stanford

A decision is expected today on whether Gwinnett County Schools Superintendent Alvin Wilbanks will face an ethics investigation.

A cruise line says the first of several tugboats has reached a ship stranded off the coast of Mexico and has begun pulling it to San Diego.

A federal appeals court will rule on whether Georgia sets too strict a standard for deciding whether death penalty defendants are mentally retarded, meaning they cannot be executed.

The director of the Gainesville Parks & Recreation Department has been inducted into the Georgia Recreation and parks Association Hall of Fame and the agency, itself, has again been named Best in the State in its population category.

Hall County Resource Recovery and Keep Hall Beautiful will be collecting recyclables from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Hall County Farmers Market.

A house fire in White County serves as a reminder to have your heating systems checked as cold weather arrvies.

This year's Country Music Association (CMA) awards will be handed out Wednesday night and Dahlonega's Zac Brown Band is in the running for four of them.

Austell's mayor says he's been notified that the National Envelope Corp. South plant in the Cobb County city will close on Dec. 17.

Immigration activists are throwing their support behind proposed federal legislation that would allow illegal immigrants to attend college in the United States while pursuing US citizenship.

Wells Fargo managers and team members have chosen 12 non-profits in the Gainesville area for grants as part of the first Days of Giving program in the area.