Ken Stanford

Reaction has been quick across Georgia to the federal government's law suit against Arizona's tough new immigration law which is scheduled to go into effect the end of the month.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Hall County has received a $10,000 grant to launch a new reading initiative that promotes both educational and leisure reading for adolescents.

Nathan Deal Tuesday became the latest gubernatorial candidate to launch a television ad campaign.

Hall County Schools Superintendent Will Schofield is recommending Dr. Greg Williams to be the next principal at West Hall High School.

The federal government took a momentous step into the immigration debate Tuesday when it filed a lawsuit seeking to throw out Arizona's crackdown on illegal immigrants, saying the law blatantly violates the Constitution.

Two people were injured and a section of Queen City Parkway closed about noon Tuesday following an accident involving a motorcycle and another vehicle.

If you smoke, no need to apply for a job at Gwinnett Medical Center.

A federal court has ruled in favor of a former Georgia state employee who claimed she was fired because she was undergoing a sex-change procedure.

As part of an ongoing academic and administrative realignment, Brenau University has named David Morrison vice president for communications and publications reporting directly to Brenau President Ed L. Schrader.

Health officials say more older Americans are getting tested for colon cancer, with nearly two out of three getting recommended screenings. Meanwhile, breast cancer screening rates remain stuck on a higher plateau.