Ken Stanford

There's a new player in the tri-state water wars: ACF Stakeholders, made up of people from Alabama, Georgia, and Florida with a "common intrest" in seeing that the decades-old ispute involving water in the Appalachicola/Chattahoochee/Flint river basin is resolved.

The District 2 Public Health Departments - located in 13 northeast Georgia counties - are expanding the offering of the H1N1 vaccine.

Unemployment rates rose last month in 23 states and fell in 19 as the economy struggled to create jobs in the early stages of recovery.

The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) has announced that Neusa Wendt of Lyman Hall Elementary School has been selected as a Javits-Frasier Teacher Scholar.

A 27-year-old Massachusetts man has been charged with conspiring with others to carry out terror attacks against shoppers in U.S. malls and against U.S. military in Iraq.

A top-ranking official of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says production of a vaccine for swine flu virus is behind schedule and people should take precautionary steps to prevent its spread.

AirTran Airways' financial results are benefiting from the discount carrier's low costs and laser focus on domestic routes where it believes it can make money.

A man who fatally shot an Augusta pizza store manager during a 1994 robbery in which he stole a little more than $100 was executed Tuesday night. It was a case eerily similar to a robbery-murder that happened in Oakwood in 1991.

The latest government information shows swine flu continues to be most dangerous to kids and younger adults and is largely bypassing the elderly.

The Norton Commercial Group announces the addition of Doug Garrison and Wayne Parker to the Gainesville-based Norton Agency's Winder office.