Ken Stanford

President Bush says he shares the American people's concern about the situation in U.S. financial markets and the economy.

State auditors say Georgia's Department of Transportation has a $456 million budget deficit for the fiscal year that ended July 31.

A pizza deliveryman was robbed at gunpoint at Atlanta Street Apartments in Gainesville Wednesday night.

Republican John McCain, an abortion rights opponent with a conservative Senate record on the issue, seems content with the public's perception that he's more moderate on the issue.

Asian stocks tumbled Thursday, tracking declines on Wall Street as investors feared more companies could succumb to the global financial crisis that forced the U.S. to bail out troubled insurer American International Group Inc.

The Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL) reported Wednesday that the state

State Schools Superintendent Kathy Cox was back in the classroom Wednesday morning, teaching a class at Flowery Branch High School.

Dawson County expects to have all of its EMS personnel cross-trained as EMTs and firefighters by the end of the year.

Two indictments, unsealed in Atlanta, charge a total of 34 people with being involved in nationwide drug distribution and transportation

The City of Jefferson and the Jefferson Heritage Tree Council have launched a citywide inventory of trees.