Ken Stanford

Gasoline prices are up sharply from a week ago because of sharp increases in the price of crude oil and the wholesale price of gasoline.

The states of Florida and Alabama are meeting Georgia in federal court in Jacksonville over the allocation of water from Lake Lanier, which is the city of Atlanta's water supply.

Financial stocks have dragged Wall Street lower as traders worry that last week's rally was overdone.

Wrapped in moving blankets in the basement of Hall County's Courthouse Annex, a statue of the late Frances Meadows sits alone. Though the statue was originally intended to be displayed at the Frances Meadows Aquatic and Community Center, there are no plans to move it there anytime soon and nobody seems to know why.

The airline with most flights from the United States to Mexico cut back travel to the center of the swine flu outbreak on Friday as the federal government confirmed more than two dozen new cases.

The search for George Zinkhan, for former University of Georgia professor wanted for a triple slaying in Athens for almost a week, has taken a new twist.

9th District Congressman Nathan Deal has made it official: he is running for governor.

Authorities who have searched nearly a week for a former professor suspected of killing his wife and two others found his red Jeep wrecked ravine not far from his Bogart home, but there was no sign of him.

At least 550 new jobs are heading to metro Atlanta, but the region is also going to lose more than 200 more.

It was a rough night for early morning motorists on Thompson Bridge Road near Ledan Road.