Ken Stanford

A suicide car bomber killed at least 18 and injured dozens more Tuesday in a strike against a police crime lab in central Baghdad, a day after several hotels were hit by suicide attacks, officials said.

Hall County Commission Vice Chairman Ashley Bell Monday said 'welcome aboard' to Forsyth County, whose commissioners have formally approved sending a letter to the Hall Commission requesting to partner with Hall County on the Glade Farm Reservoir.

Gwinnett Federal Credit Union has established an annual scholarship fund for Georgia Gwinnett College students majoring in early childhood education, special education or another major leading to teacher certification.

The work is years away but some major changes are planned to three intersections on Georgia 316 in Barrow County.

A partner in a longtime Gainesville insurance firm - Roy Turner Senior - died Sunday.

Georgians will be drying out and, in some cases, cleaning up today in the wake of some stormy weather that move through parts of the state yesterday.

The Macon Water Authority is looking to increase its capacity partly out of fears that metro Atlanta could dip into one of its main water sources with its future use of Lake Lanier as a water source in doubt.

The woman who was a driving force in establishing the annual King Day March in Gainesville 40 years ago paused last Monday to reflect on last four decades... especially the tough going in those early days.

Georgia lawmakers could soon debate new rules that would require mortgage bankers and brokers to evaluate whether a loan is likely to get repaid and whether it's a reasonable deal for the borrower.

Osama bin Laden claimed responsibility for the attempt to bomb a Detroit-bound airliner on Christmas in a new audio message released Sunday threatening more attacks on the United States.