Ken Stanford

Some help, in the form of low-interest loans, is on the way for businesses in Georgia adversely impacted by the drought.

If there are early winners in House Speaker Glenn Richardson's tax plan, the medical and farm industries are near the top of the list.

The U.S. military announced six new deaths Tuesday, making 2007 the bloodiest year for American troops in Iraq

It was 30 years ago Tuesday that an earthen dam above Toccoa Falls College gave way... sending a torrent of water across the campus, killing 39 people.

The much-publicized violation of its own outdoor water restrictions by the City of Alpharetta is going to benefit Lake Lanier.

Saying that "people can do some stupid things," Jackson County Commission Chairman Pat Bell has announced the closing of public fishing access to the Bear Creek Reservoir.

Part of a well-traveled bridge in Habersham County - the one at Mount Vernon Mills - will be closed for about two weeks beginning next Monday.

If you've been able to get by without a jacket or a sweater when you head out each day this fall, that might change tomorrow.

It may be an off-year for elections for most people but not for scores of people in Georgia... mostly in city council races.

A fugitive wanted on child molestation charges in northeast Georgia is in custody in Florida after authorities say he fired at sheriff's deputies attempting to arrest him at his Lake Wales campsite.