Ken Stanford

Georgia Tech didn't dwell on the mistakes that nearly put a depleted North Carolina team in control of the game. Instead, the Yellow Jackets focused on what they do best: running the ball, fighting for every yard and wearing down the defense and came out on top Saturday.

Gainesville Police Chief Brian Kelly wants the city to change the way Gainesville provides wrecker service by putting that service out for bids.

A 13-year-old boy was killed while trying to cross a highway in North Gwinnett.

An Atlanta Highway convenience store was robbed just after 9:00 Friday Night.

Gainesville's Mayor recently shared her thoughts on the qualities needed in Georgia's next governor.

A new poll shows Republican Nathan Deal's lead over Democrat Roy Barnes in the race for Georgia governor has narrowed.

The son-in-law of Republican gubernatorial candidate Nathan Deal did not disclose a 2001 bankruptcy filing that legal experts say made him ineligible to have his debts cleared when he sought bankruptcy protection again in 2009, according to a report in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Regulators have shut down three more Georgia banks - two of them in northeast Georgia - and one each in New Jersey, Wisconsin and Ohio, boosting to 125 the number of U.S. bank failures this year amid the tough economic climate and growing loan defaults.

An NCAA committee has upheld the four-game suspension for Georgia star receiver A.J. Green.

Mild and moderate drought conditions have expanded over the past month to blanket western and southern parts of Georgia.