B.J. Williams

Nearly 100 Georgia scout leaders are included on the so-called "perversion files" from the Boy Scouts of America, released by order of the Oregon Supreme Court.

Seven residents of Towne Creek Apartments on Washington Street in Gainesville woke up earlier this week to an unwelcome sight.

One of the twin brothers charged in the death of a former newspaper reporter whose body was found buried in concrete was denied bond Thursday by a Georgia judge, who said the man seemed to be a flight risk.

Milton Martin Toyota of Gainesville was recognized Wednesday night as one of Toyota's Top 100 Dealers to Work For in 2012.

A lawyer for Dawson County property owners where the Amicalola Deer Park is located said his clients gave 120 days for the tenants to find a new home, not just 30 days as claimed in an Atlanta TV interview.

The manager of a resort in the north Georgia mountains says he's trying to keep thousands of young people from showing up for a rave party, vowing that his property "will not become a mini-Woodstock."

The Georgia Secretary of State's Office reported Wednesday that early voting is moving at a slower pace across the state than it did in 2008, but Hall County elections officials said that's not the case locally.

A gun rights organization is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to resolve differing decisions on whether states can ban firearms in churches and other places of worship.

A third suspect has now been arrested in connection with the murder of a Flowery Branch man who was in Florida on a business trip.

Georgia Power has notified state officials of plans to reduce fuel rates starting Jan. 1.