Ken Stanford

As Gov. Sonny Perdue seeks a tri-state compromise to solve Georgia's water woes and a federal judge weighs whether metro-Atlanta should have access to its most critical water source, state lawmakers are debating conservation as part of the solution to a looming water crisis.

Georgia lost close to 152,000 jobs over the past 12 months, a 3.9 percent decline for the period, according to the state Department of Labor.

A top Russian medial official says Moscow and Washington have achieved some progress in talks on U.S. poultry imports.

This winter's unusual weather continues to burn a hole in the state Department of Transportation's pocketbook... and the Gainesville district DOT office accounts for a lot of the expenses.

Up to 9 inches of snow were reported in parts of north Georgia Tuesday.

A proposal is now before state lawmakers that calls for eliminating the 4-H Club program in Georgia and closing half the extension service-offices.

A young man was rescued from a creek on the west side of Gainesville Tuesday after his SUV skidded on a snowy road and plunged into the water.

Hall County officials made a pitch to sell water to DeKalb County Tuesday.

School districts across Georgia are scrambling to make up the snow days they've had to take during the state's unusually snowy winter.

Tonight's Clermont City Council and Gainesville City Council meetings have been postponed.