B.J. Williams

For the seventh time in department history, the Gainesville Police Department is gearing up for a review by a team of assessors from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, INC. (CALEA).

As temperatures drop, the number of residential fires usually increases, according to local fire officials, and they're issuing the usual warnings, hoping to avoid trouble as North Georgia heads for the first cold snap of the season.

Georgia education leaders are hoping to return the state's pre-kindergarten program to a 180-day school year.

More than 400 people came to pay their respects to the men from Hall County who gave their lives during the Korean Conflict more than 60 years ago.

A Buford man who entered a guilty plea in June to a burglary and carjacking in Flowery Branch has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

The Gainesville Heat finds itself without a head basketball coach in its inaugural season, now that the American Basketball Association has severed ties with Joshua Randolph.

The Korean War Veterans of Gainesville are ready to unveil a monument in memory of the soldiers from Hall County who died in that battle.

Two men accused in a Georgia militia plot prosecutors say targeted government officials and U.S. cities are set to appear in federal court in February.

The Georgia Department of Labor announced new preliminary unemployment figures early Thursday morning, and jobless rates are declining across most of the state.

State education officials say fewer students than last year are attending college within the University System of Georgia this fall.