B.J. Williams

Police say a 15-year-old girl critically injured her 4-year-old brother by placing him in a hot bath tub, and the children's aunt waited several hours to get the boy medical care resulting in his death.

Authorities say an elementary teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old boy has been arrested in west central Georgia.

The Georgia Senate voted to approve a bill on Wednesday that would increase the minimum amount of money doled out to high school graduates through the state's HOPE scholarship program.

The combination of saturated ground and windy weather has made for a busy day for Jackson EMC crews.

A Jackson County man working as a mail sorter at the Commerce Post Office has been indicted for stealing dozens of pieces of mail while on the job.

The federal Justice Department has refused to support a U.S. elections official who sided with Kansas, Alabama and Georgia in a fight over whether voters should have to show proof of citizenship when registering using a national form.

Federal customs officials say they seized more than 2,600 hoverboards with counterfeit labels that were shipped to the Port of Savannah.

Georgia Power's online outage maps show that more than 18,000 customers are without power as storms continue to move across the state.

The Early College @ Jones is steadily taking shape, according to officials who have been working on the plan for the Hall County School District.

The Hall County Sheriff's Office will host a job fair next month, hoping to fill a number of vacant positions in the department.