Ken Stanford

The number of jobs in Georgia declined by 3.5 percent - or 137,500 - during the 12 months ending in February.

City and County officials in White County are pushing an effort to bring natural gas service to the county. Currently natural gas service ends in Hall County, one mile south of the White/Hall county line.

The government is announcing a recall of some 1.2 million high chairs, saying they pose a fall hazard to children.

The second major wave of more than 400 soldiers of Georgia’s 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team - including Gainesville's Charlie Company - will be returning home starting Sunday following a yearlong deployment to Afghanistan.

A fashion institution on the historic downtown square in Gainesville
announces its closing as the owner will pursue other business interests.

A Republican lawmaker from northeast Georgia is pushing legislation that would require random drug tests for recipients of public assistance, like unemployment benefits and food stamps.

Two West Hall High School 9th-graders are among the winners in the Georgia Latino Complete Count Committee (GLCCC) Art/Essay Contest.

Damage from a late morning fire that gutted part of a building that houses Easy Out Bonding and U.S. Bonds in Gainesville is put at $50,000.

First it was Georgia Power, now it's the Tennessee Valley Authority that is raising the price of electricity. Both rate hikes go into effect April 1.

Latino groups around the country - including some in Georgia - have mixed messages for undocumented workers, when it comes to this year's census.