Ken Stanford

The bankruptcy filing by the developer of a huge "active adult" subdivision on Gainesville's west side is not stopping plans for a shopping center on the site.

Cuban-Americans in Miami's Little Havana are buzzing with the news that Fidel Castro has officially resigned as president - and President Bush says he's optimistic for the future of the island nation in the wake of Castro's announcement.

Thirty-two school systems around Georgia - including five in northeast Georgia - have been preparing to destroy thousands of pounds of meat after an undercover video showing crippled and sick animals being shoved with forklifts prompted the nation's largest beef recall.

University of Georgia scientists are fighting to prevent a 71-year-old agriculture research station from being shut down because of budget cuts.

A Dahlonega man was killed and his wife and daughter, along with four other people, were injured in a head-on crash Sunday in Dawson County.

An out-of-state wreck has left a Hall County man critically injured.

The site of a former federal campground in Towns County may become a day-use park operated by the county.

An undercover video showing crippled and sick animals being shoved with forklifts has led to the largest beef recall in the United States and a scramble to find out if any of the meat is still destined for school children's lunches.

There is only one anti-bias law - the one against discrimination based on age - that would cover all nine Supreme Court justices, if such laws applied to them.

Sen. John McCain, the presumed Republican presidential nominee, picked up a total of 50 GOP national convention delegates from Michigan and Louisiana Saturday.