Ken Stanford

State officials will request $70 million in federal loans when to sustain Georgia's dwindling unemployment insurance trust fund or face being unable to pay benefits to 260,000 unemployed Georgians as soon as next week.

Census Bureau figures suggest it'll take nearly a decade longer than previously estimated before whites no longer make up the majority of Americans.

There are new details this morning about what Vice President Joe Biden will announce when he visits Dawsonville later today.

Ethics allegations are nothing new at the Georgia Capitol, where money, power and politics mingle. But the flood of recent scandals among the state's Republican leaders has left the Peach State's image bruised.

Fire caused about $40,000 damage to a Gainesville apartment Wednesday night.

A second police sketch of a suspect in the case of a missing Blairsville woman has been released.

The IRS investigated a tax break that saved Gov. Sonny Perdue about $100,000 on a Florida land deal, a state lawmaker who once was his lawyer revealed Wednesday.

A spokesman for Liberty Mutual Insurance confirmed Wednesday that it will be laying off 125 workers at its division office in Gainesville.

Construction of new homes, helped by better weather, rebounded in November following a setback in the previous month.

Dr. Sally Krisel, Assistant Director of Teaching and Learning (Rigor), has submitted a list of 39 Hall County high school students to participate in statewide interviews for the 2010 Governor's Honors Program (GHP).