Ken Stanford

The Georgia Supreme Court unanimously upheld the state's anti-gang statute, ruling Monday that it does not infringe on First Amendment rights.

Rain was the big weather maker in north Georgia last week. This week, it looks like it's going to be the cold... colder-than-normal.

Federal immigration agents are set to kick off a 26-day program to screen foreign nationals at the Gwinnett County Detention Center and identify illegal immigrants for deportation.

A financially-troubled poultry giant with several plants in northeast Georgia announces layoffs at one of them.

Down to single digits in his days left in office, President George W. Bush is warning the Republican Party not to become ``anti-immigrant'' as it regroups from defeat and retools its leadership.

A national safety group is advocating a total ban on cell phone use while driving, saying the practice is clearly dangerous and leads to fatalities.

Georgia's Secretary of State said Sunday she wants to replace Gov. Sonny Perdue when his second term expires in 2010.

The last two legislative sessions began with Republican leaders pledging unity - and ended with leaders of the House and Senate in open warfare and a slew of their proposals tossed aside.

The Illinois House voted overwhelmingly Friday to impeach Gov. Rod Blagojevich, an unprecedented action that sets up a Senate trial on whether he should be thrown out for abuse of power, including allegations that he tried to sell President-elect Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat.

The state is investigating 200 gas stations for price gouging in the wake of Hurricanes Gustav and Ike last fall.