Ken Stanford

A Braselton man has been identified as the victim of a one-car wreck in Suwanee Tuesday night.

A section of the Appalachian Trail in northeast Georgia reportedly has been closed to campers because of "bear activity."

Preschool enrollment is up and spending on state pre-K programs is up, too but the economic downturn could spell trouble for the nation's youngest schoolchildren, says a report being released Wednesday.

Fewer than half of Hispanics in the U.S. believe they will be treated fairly by police or the courts, showing a level of distrust greater than that of whites but less than blacks, according to surveys.

Hispanics made up nearly half of the more than 1 million people who became U.S. citizens last year, according to a Hispanic advocacy group.

Unannounced and shielded by heavy security, President Barack Obama flew to Iraq on Tuesday for a brief inspection of a war he opposed as a candidate and now vows to end as commander in chief. "There is still a lot of work to do here," he declared.

A Georgia aircraft maker says another 170 production workers at its Savannah plant have been placed on a two-week furlough.

For 104 years, “The Crow’s Nest” has been a visible fixture on Brenau University’s Gainesville campus and the centerpiece of intractable tradition at its Women’s College. And, the newest version is now in place.

Verizon Wireless plans a new Customer Service Center in Alpharetta which will create more than 500 new jobs.

The winds did not die down during the night as we had expected and that may have been the saving grace if you didn't bring inside or at least cover the tender vegetation in your yard. But we are not out of the woods yet.