Ken Stanford

The chairman of the Gwinnett County Commission Tuesday declared that he is innocent of a DUI charge.

Americans, worried about jobs and the sluggish economic recovery, are having a relapse in confidence, causing a widely watched index to tumble in June and raising concerns about consumer spending in the critical months ahead.

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from business and civil rights groups trying to overturn a 2007 Arizona law that prohibits employers from knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.

The Barrow County sheriff's office has formed a task force aimed at reducing repeat calls about domestic violence from the same home.

Former Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin is paying a visit to Georgia to help raise money for a ministry serving those with special needs.

President Barack Obama is enlisting activists and labor leaders in a push for comprehensive immigration legislation that will showcase Republican opposition and include a speech by the president.

Georgia officials say they want more information before they get involved in a plan to generate energy from windmills off the U.S. east coast.

Qualifying for the September special city council election in Flowery Branch has ended with two candidates signing up.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that the Constitution's "right to keep and bear arms" applies nationwide as a restraint on the ability of the federal, state and local governments to substantially limit its reach.

This is likely to be the tenth straight day of 90+ temperatures in most of Georgia but north Georgia may get a break starting Tuesday.