Ken Stanford

A roadside bomb killed an American soldier in Baghdad on Saturday, capping the bloodiest week for U.S. troops in Iraq this year. Clashes persisted in Shiite areas, even as the biggest Shiite militia sought to rein in its fighters.

Five more out-of-state gun dealers sued by New York City have agreed to submit to independent monitors as part of a settlement.

The tax-filing deadline is next week - and the U.S. Justice Department reports the indictment of a Hall County woman and a Forsyth County man it says have not been paying their fair share of taxes.

Americans' confidence in the economy has fallen to a new low, dragged down by worries about mounting job losses, record-high home foreclosures and zooming energy prices.

Two men were hospitalized Thursday after allegedly stealing a car on a dealership test drive, robbing the salesman and crashing during a high-speed police chase along Interstate 20 west of Atlanta.

The City of Gainesville has a nearly $400,000 state grant and it wants to know what you think about the way it plans to use it.

The state Department of Agriculture is investigating the death of more than 40 cattle on a south Georgia farm.

Three Gainesville teenagers face gang-related charges after their arrests during a fight involving rival gang members in a parking lot on Atlanta Road.

The Gainesville-Hall County Convention and Visitors Bureau is considering changing its name to better identify itself with Lake Lanier.

The state Department of Community Health said it has notified state and federal agencies that a Florida company mistakenly put the private records of up to 71,000 Georgians on the Internet.