Ken Stanford

Israeli forces seized a Gaza-bound aid vessel without meeting resistance on Saturday, preventing it from breaking an Israeli maritime blockade of the Hamas-ruled territory days after a similar effort turned bloody.

Anger against the government runs deep in north Georgia, where two Republican candidates are trying to out-conservative each other in advance of Tuesday's runoff for a vacated congressional seat.

Stocks fell to their lowest level in four months Friday after the government said hiring remains weak and another European country warned its economy was in trouble.

A northeast Georgia couple faces a long list of charges after their two-month-old son turned up at a hospital in Royston with a broken arm and leg.

Waves of gooey tar balls crashed into the white sands of the Florida Panhandle on Friday as BP engineers adjusted a sophisticated cap over the Gulf oil gusher, trying to collect the crude now fouling four states.

The principal at Oakwood Elementary School has been tapped to become principal at West Hall Middle School.

There are now more than 120 school districts across the country where students attend school just four days a week, a cost-saving tactic gaining popularity among cash-strapped districts struggling to make ends meet.

The Arts Council's Swingin' Medallions concert, scheduled tonight on the lawn at the Smithgall Arts Center in Gainesville, has been postponed

A shoplifting at Gwinnett Place Mall Thursday afternoon turned into a robbery/kidnapping case.

The nation's payroll grew by 431,000 last month, completely reflecting a burst of temporary census hiring by the government.