Ken Stanford

A Locust Grove man was ordered to serve six months of probation and pay almost $2,000 in fines and restitution for damage caused when he drove his truck off road into a stream and abandoned it in the Oconee National Forest.

We saw his face a bloody, pulpy mess. And in 1992, when the four Los Angeles police officers who beat him after a traffic stop were acquitted, it touched off anger that affected an entire generation. Now, 20 years later, this is the face of Rodney King, and this is what has happened to him in the interim.

North Korea is armed with "powerful modern weapons" capable of defeating the United States, a top military chief in Pyongyang said Wednesday, a claim that matches the country's regular rhetoric but is questioned by experts.

Rising foreclosures are weighing on the U.S. housing market, reducing prices and keeping new-home sales weak.

Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) welcomes six physicians who

A Republican lawmaker says three Secret Service employees are being forced out of the agency and two others have been cleared of serious misconduct in the agency's investigation into the prostitution scandal in Colombia.

John Edwards' first reaction when he learned his mistress may be pregnant was to downplay the chances he was the father, calling the woman a "crazy slut," his former close campaign aide testified Tuesday.

The Agriculture Department says a new case of mad cow disease has surfaced in a dairy cow in California.

Two Stephens County residents were arrested Sunday night after they allegedly were involved in cutting two people with a knife in Bowman.

A military judge says she wants to see several federal agencies' assessments of the damage caused by WikiLeaks' publication of government secrets.