B.J. Williams

Jurors are considering a lawsuit filed by the former Georgia ethics commission director, who alleges retaliation for investigating complaints against Gov. Nathan Deal.

A Johns Creek woman died Thursday after her vehicle was hit by a driver who ran a red light at an intersection in south Forsyth County.

A Cleveland man has been arrested in connection with a Peeping Tom incident at Belk in Cumming last weekend.

The Caterpillar company is planning to hire 100 more workers for its new manufacturing plant in northeast Georgia.

The identity of a woman found dead in Lilburn this morning has been released, and her death is now ruled as a homicide.

Just after 6 a.m. Thursday, a fisherman spotted a boat burning on Lake Lanier near the Shoal Creek campground area.

Thunderstorms are expected to roll across north and central Georgia, bringing the chance for severe weather as a storm system moves into the state.

The first of two meetings to explain Hall County's recent real estate equalization project is Thursday night at the North Hall Community Center.

The Supreme Court further loosened the reins on political giving Wednesday, ruling that big campaign donors can dole out money to as many candidates and political committees as they want as long as they abide by limits on contributions to each individual campaign.

A Georgia 911 operator is being nominated for a national award for training a colleague, who took a call from her own family during her first day on the job and helped dispatch an ambulance to her father.