Ken Stanford

They are called the Dog Days of Summer... hot, humid, sticky days - but high school football practice goes on in Georgia as does practice for the fall softball season. But not without extra precuations on the pratice fields.

While the number of confirmed rabies cases in Hall County is far lower than what it was this time last year (when a record number was recorded), the director of the Humane Society of Hall County said Monday he still considers the numbers alarming.

President Barack Obama says immigration reform is important but says other priorities such as his health care overhaul and financial regulation are going to come first.

President John F. Kennedy's sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who carried on the family's public service tradition by founding the Special Olympics and championing the rights of the mentally disabled, died Tuesday morning.

Georgia colleges are bracing for furloughs and layoffs as state officials prepare to cut millions from higher education spending in the newest round of budget reductions.

The Gainesville Board of Education Monday night approved an amended Tax Allocation District (TAD) with the City of Gainesville.

A new study shows that nearly half of the charter schools started by independent organizations in Georgia could be in financial trouble.

Monday's Hall County Commission work session ended with a heated discussion between Commissioners Steve Gailey and Bobby Banks.

The start of work on Hall County's first road project using economic stimulus money has been delayed for at least a week because of the start of school.

A juvenile has been arrested by Gainesville police after he tried to retrieve his wrecked car which he had abandoned after an accident Sunday afternoon