Ken Stanford

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation on Thursday seized video gaming machines at Internet cafe establishments in Helen and Blairsville.

Piedmont College is holding a two-day celebration next week to mark the inauguration of its 12th president, Dr. Danny P. Hollingsworth. The dates are Oct. 13-14.

The federal government asked an appeals court Friday to halt the Alabama immigration law considered by many the toughest in the U.S., saying it could have dire diplomatic consequences abroad, invites discrimination and merely forces illegal immigrants into neighboring states.

Sonny Perdue had "Sonny's Fish Frys" while he was governor, and now Nathan Deal has scheduled the first of what he says will be an annual "Grilling with the Governor."

University of Georgia officials say they're investigating how sensitive personnel information for nearly 19,000 employees ended up on a publicly available university website for at least the last three years.

A Savannah businessman is fighting the state's efforts to restrict him from advertising discounted gas prices on signs outside his service stations.

Reduced hours go into effect Sunday at all Hall County trash compactor sites and at the county landfill.

One classroom of North Habersham Middle School was evacuated shortly after 8 a.m. Friday when an odor of smoke was reported in it.

Employers added 103,000 jobs in September, a modest burst of hiring after a sluggish summer.

No major medical group recommends routine PSA blood tests to check men for prostate cancer, and now a government panel is saying they do more harm than good and healthy men should no longer receive the tests as part of routine cancer screening.