Ken Stanford

An investigation into hundreds of senior assisted living and large personal care homes in Georgia turned up more than 600 allegations involving neglect and 90 of abuse by caregivers over the past four years.

It's that time of year again, the beginning of curbside leaf pickups in Gainesville.

A prayer vigil will be held tonight at the grave of Elaine Nix, on the 20th anniversary of the discovery of the Gainesville teen's body, nine days after she went missing in 1999.

Three finalists have been selected for a Superior Court judgeship in Enotah Judicial Circuit which was vacated by the resignation of Judge Stan Gunter.

Daytime lane closures Monday at Georgia 365 intersection in Habersham County, Collins recognized for work on bipartisan criminal justice reform bill, and more...

The number of jobs created by the logistics industry in Hall County grew from about 1,900 to more than 4,800 between 2015 and this year.

Messages aimed at addressing the stigma of mental health have begun showing up in Hall County, part of a United Way initiative to rally community support behind its efforts with “Reach Out Day” Oct. 16.

State officials say the ongoing drought has made outdoor burning in Georgia more dangerous than in previous years, and that, coupled with the end of the annual summer burn ban in 54 counties, has them on edge.

Thanks to the generosity of Brenau University benefactors Doug and Kay Ivester, six students are one step closer to changing lives in the health care industry.

Authorities say a driver who had been fleeing from deputies crashed into a vehicle in central Georgia, killing four people.