Ken Stanford

Hispanic families and immigrant advocates are pleading with President Barack Obama to ease his immigration enforcement policies, even as the president was wooing the Hispanic vote on education.

The Quinlan Arts Center in Gainesville has received a grant for summer art camp scholarships.

Former customers of Red Oak Sanitation, Inc. who live in unincorporated Gwinnett County may be due a refund from the company.

Federal and state investigators and an insurance company representative were back on scene of a Cleveland house fire Thursday.

The state Department of Community Affairs has awarded Jefferson and Jackson County a $300,000 grant to help a chemical manufacturer rebuild after a fire.

The unemployment rate fell to a two-year low of 8.8 percent in March and companies added workers at the fastest two-month pace since before the recession began.

It's April Fools Day - and the first ever Fools Ride Over Georgia (FROG) begins today and continues until Sunday.

Joint funeral services will be held tomorrow for a Clermont husband and wife, killed in a North Hall wreck Wednesday, along with their 57-year-old daughter.

A push to overhaul Georgia taxes descended into a Republican feud Thursday as House Speaker David Ralston said the state won't be able to reach an agreement on a plan until the Senate figures out who's in charge.

The House has unanimously approved a study looking into whether Georgia can use parts of the Tennessee River basin as a potential water supply.