Ken Stanford

A special attorney general is filing a lawsuit pushing for federal court approval of two procedures to verify voters' identity and citizenship.

John W. Jacobs, Jr., the founder of Jacobs Media Corp. has been hospitalized following a moderate stroke and heart attack.

The late spring heat wave continues its hold on north Georgia as we move into summer.

Georgia Senators Saxby Chambliss and Johnny Isakson have joined 23 of their colleagues in urging President Obama to seek an end to the Russian ban on U.S. poultry imports.

Organizers are planning to hand out 1,000 American flags Saturday to spectators who come out to officially welcome Gainesville's Charlie Company home.

The eastern Nebraska city of Fremont will likely join Arizona at the center of the national debate about immigration regulations now that voters have approved a ban on hiring or renting property to illegal immigrants.

One person signed up Monday as qualifying opened for the special election to fill a vacancy on the Flowery Branch City Council.

Details were announced Monday for the Forrest Wood Cup, the World Championship of Bass Fishing, which will bring the world’s best bass anglers to Lake Lanier Aug. 5-8.

A memorial service has been set for Dawson County native and NASCAR pioneer Raymond Parks, who died Sunday morning at his home in Atlanta at age 96.

Georgia is pulling another $14 million of economic stimulus money out of the FY 2011 budget in order to balance the current budget.