Ken Stanford

The Georgia Department of Transportation plans two Public Information Open House meetings to discuss the proposed I-85 Express Lanes project in North Gwinnett.

The federal government refuses to say whether prosecutors in Yuma, Arizona, have scaled back a years-old program that guarantees jail time for most immigrants caught crossing the border illegally and which law enforcement officials say is crucial to public safety.

The Food and Drug Administration on Friday revised sweeping food safety rules proposed last year after farmers complained that the regulations could hurt business.

Dozens of Turkish hostages seized by Islamic militants in Iraq three months ago were freed and safely returned to Turkey on Saturday, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said, ending Turkey's most serious hostage crisis.

The Appalachian Studies Center at the University of North Georgia (UNG) will use a $4,000 grant from the Appalachian Teaching Project to work with community partners to research and encourage locally sourced food.

Commissioner Roger Goodell says the NFL wants to implement new personal conduct policies by the Super Bowl.

Health officials say 22 states now have confirmed cases of an unusual respiratory illness in children.

The University of Georgia is on pace for a record enrollment this fall.

The CIA has curbed spying on friendly governments in Western Europe in response to the furor over a German caught selling secrets to the United States and the Edward Snowden revelations of classified information held by the National Security Agency, according to current and former U.S. officials