Ken Stanford

Georgia Power customers will see their bills go up again.

There is a plan in the works to locate an assisted living home on Green Street in Gainesville.

Retail sales posted a surprising increase in February as consumers did not let major snowstorms stop them from storming the malls.

One person was injured in one of two overnight wrecks in Hall County.

Officials with the State Department of Education are predicting a funding shortfall for public education in the next Fiscal Year of between $800 million and $1.5 billion.

Safelite Group, a vehicle glass repair and replacement company, plans to open a new distribution center in Braselton which will replace one now located in Enfield, N.C.

Georgia's first- and second-graders are one step closer to not having to take standardized tests and school districts in the state are a step closer to more flexibility in class sizes.

*The first major fishing tournament at the state's new "Go Fish" facilities on Lake Lanier is Saturday... with up to 15,000 people expected and registration and other pre-tounament activities planned Friday.

This year's unusually cold, wet winter is beginning to take its toll on north Georgia roads.

The U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly shrank in January, reflecting a big drop in imports of oil and foreign cars. American exports also fell, a potential blow to hopes that the economic recovery will be aided this year by U.S. sales abroad.