Ken Stanford

There was a dramatic slowing in the population growth in Gwinnett County during the 12 months ending April 1.

A series of explosions targeting government and commercial buildings struck Baghdad Wednesday, killing at least 75 people and wounding more than 300, Iraqi police and medical officials said.

Two Atlanta hospitals are trying to prevent Gwinnett Medical Center from performing open-heart surgeries at its Lawrenceville facility.

Hurricane Bill became a Category 4 storm as it rumbled across the Atlantic early Wednesday with maximum sustained winds near 135 mph.

A three-year transportation plan for 13 northeast Georgia counties will be discussed at two public meetings over the next few weeks.

Authorities searching for a missing north Georgia woman began interviewing 180 sex offenders in nearby Tennessee as the case extended into a seventh day.

Results of Forsyth County's first fire insurance rate study in 13 years should mean lower premiums.

Federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against a Washington state manufacturing company where 28 people were arrested during a February immigration raid.

A Gainesville woman will have to stand trial for a $586,000 theft, after all.

The White House plans to host a discussion on immigration on Thursday with advocates, faith-based groups, businesses and law enforcement officials.