Ken Stanford

Relieved investors sent stocks sharply higher Tuesday after Russia pulled troops back from the border of Ukraine. The rally erased steep losses from Monday caused by fears an escalating conflict.

The seemingly endless winter dumped a half a foot snow on the ground in parts of the South, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, and many areas Tuesday morning saw something even more unusual in March: a blast of arctic air that sent temperatures plummeting into the single digits.

In a somber show of U.S. support for Ukraine's new leadership, Secretary of State John Kerry walked the streets Tuesday where nearly 100 anti-government protesters were gunned down by police last month, and promised beseeching crowds that American aid is on the way.

Students in the Gainesville School System are going to have to make up one of their "snow" days on Friday, April 4.

The Hall County Planning Commission (HCPC) is recommending approval of rezoning requests aimed at bringing more commercial development to the South Hall area as well as a new school.

The Air Force Academy is investigating whether 40 freshman cadets cheated in a chemistry class.

President Barack Obama is unwrapping a nearly $4 trillion budget that gives Democrats an election-year playbook for fortifying the economy and bolstering Americans' incomes.

Russian President Vladimir Putin pulled his forces back from the Ukrainian border on Tuesday yet said Moscow reserves the right to use all means to protect Russians in Ukraine.

An apparent easing in tensions in the Ukrainian crisis has helped buoy the mood in financial markets Tuesday, prompting a large unwind of the sizeable moves witnessed the previous session.

Candidates across Georgia began qualifying for the May 20 General Election primaries in Georgia Monday.