Ken Stanford

The World Trade Organization has ruled that a U.S. ban on Chinese poultry is illegal, giving Beijing a win in the first international commerce ruling against the administration of President Barack Obama.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Nathan Deal chastised the media Wednesday as he faced more questions about his finances, after a federal judge reopened the bankruptcy case of his daughter and son-in-law.

Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. says it will relocate its Georgia distribution center to McDonough and add about 150 jobs.

A $10 million shot in the arm... that's what this weekend's Petit LeMans at Road Atlanta is expected to mean to the area economy.

A 45-year-old woman is charged with furnishing alcohol to minors following a spate of underage drinking arrests in White County.

A town hall meeting in Atlanta Tuesday - sponsored by a Hispanic advocacy group - addressed the economic impact an Arizona-type immigration law would have on Georgia.

Intelligence officials have intercepted a credible terror plot against Britain and France, raising security fears at the Eiffel Tower on Tuesday, but failing to raise the overall threat level in either country.

It was a happy ending to a search Tuesday night on Lake Lanier for a missing autistic teenager.

Authorities investigating why a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing on a busy stretch of Interstate 85 in northeast Atlanta say the aircraft had no signs of mechanical or engine problems.

In the eight years since he was ousted as governor, Roy Barnes has taken on legal cases that kept him in the headlines and bolstered his personal wealth. They now are coming under scrutiny as the race for governor in Georgia heats up.