B.J. Williams

Atlanta's Regional Commission moved swiftly to refute an out of state engineering firm's study that claimed the state won't be able to meet water demands in seven years.

One person was killed Wednesday in a crash between a minivan and a tractor trailer in Dawson County.

The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office took a bit of a break on their crackdown on businesses selling alcohol to underage buyers last month, but this past Saturday, officers started the operation again with overwhelming results.

South Carolina wildlife officials say a 64-year-old Madison, Ga., man drowned in the Chattooga River even though he was wearing a life jacket.

Additional charges have been filed against two women in connection with the death of a woman found in an abandoned well in Towns County last week.

Despite the fact the state is running above average in rainfall this year, an Atlanta engineering firm is reporting that Georgia's water needs will double by the year 2020, and the state will have trouble fulfilling those needs.

A spokeswoman for Zoo Atlanta says a giant panda named Lun Lun has given birth to twins.

An attorney for death row inmate Warren Hill says a Fulton County judge has temporarily stayed Hill's execution after attorneys raised questions about a law prohibiting releasing information involving Georgia's execution drug supply.

World Language Academy in south Hall County will get the chance this fall to host a team of educators from Brazil.

President Barack Obama welcomed President George H.W. Bush to the White House on Monday in a salute to public service and to the drive for volunteerism that the 41st president inspired with his "thousand points of light" initiative more than two decades ago.