Ken Stanford

The White House on Wednesday abandoned its threat that President Barack Obama would veto a defense bill over provisions on how to handle suspected terrorists as Congress raced to finish the legislation.

Tourism officials are seeking proposals for a 300-room hotel at the Gwinnett Center complex, which already includes an arena, a museum, a theater and convention space.

Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens says he's pleased that the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review Arizona's law on illegal immigration.

Bob Barr said Tuesday will not seek a return trip to the U.S. House.

Officials from dozens of schools are discussing the possibility of leaving the Georgia High School Association.

Georgia's state Department of Early Care and Learning is preparing legislation to require background checks for all employees at state-licensed child care centers.

A Talmo man now faces murder charges in connection with an assault on a Demorest man Nov. 10.

The driver escaped serious injury Tuesday morning when an SUV overturned on Georgia Highway 254 near Palmer Road in White County.

Poor students in Georgia may soon get some help in paying for college.

The primary natural gas provider for Gainesville and Columbus has a request pending with the state that would - if approved - lower monthly rates by $12.50.