Ken Stanford

It's time to study and maybe even test the idea of cooling the Earth by injecting sulfur pollution high in the air to reflect the sun's heat, a first-of-its-kind federal science report said Tuesday.

Kristi Crumpton, a media specialist at Mt. Vernon Exploratory School, is one of 20 national Youth Gardening grants from kidsgardening.org.

White County Deputy Sheriff Richard Tabbott and Georgia State Patrol Trooper 1st Class Chase Greene recently received the Appalachian Regional Drug Enforcement Office

The Flowery Branch woman who ran a third-party race for an open U.S. Senate seat in Georgia last year is among those in the state working for passage of legislation that would make it easier for third-party candidates to get on the ballot in Georgia.

The United Arab Emirates launched airstrikes Tuesday against the Islamic State group from an air base in Jordan, marking its return to combat operations against the militants after it halted flights late last year.

The Gainesville Mayor and City Council will begin hearing budget requests for the coming Fiscal Year starting Thursday.

Snow-choked New England braced for more winter grief later in the week as people dug out from another 2 feet of snow Tuesday.

Alabama is set Monday to become the 37th state where gays can legally wed.

Jordan has launched 56 airstrikes against Islamic State group weapons depots, training centers and military barracks since militants released a video of them burning a Jordanian pilot to death, Jordan's air force chief said Sunday.

A national leader's appearance before the U.S. Congress is usually a source of pride and unity. But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's planned trip to Washington - opposed by the White House and many Democrats - has Israel in uproar.