B.J. Williams

Hertz Rent-a-Car is doubling its reward for information in the killing of an employee, who was gunned down while attending a vehicle last year.

Georgia residents who receive food stamps have been frustrated by problems in a statewide phone call-in system.

Georgia deer hunters can begin taking to the woods this weekend.

Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler says the state has made significant progress repaying the federal government for loans that covered unemployment benefits in recent years.

Hall County authorities said a 23-year-old Flowery Branch man was the victim of an early morning crash in south Hall County Thursday.

New York Times Best Selling author Mary Alice Monroe will be appearing at Brenau University on Monday, October 21, according to University officials.

Just days before daredevil runners plan to dodge a stampede of bulls at a Georgia horse park, state agriculture officials approved last-minute permits paving the way for the event.

Atlanta-based SunTrust Banks Inc. has informed employees that it will cut 800 positions in its mortgage business.

The Georgia Department of Labor announced today that 34,293 laid-off workers filed first-time claims for unemployment insurance (UI) benefits in September, down by 1,210, or 3.4 percent, from August

The government reopened its doors Thursday after a battle-weary Congress approved a bipartisan measure to end a 16-day partial shutdown and avert the possibility of an economy-jarring default on U.S. obligations.