B.J. Williams

The National Weather Service says humidity in some northeast Georgia counties will drop to around 20-percent this afternoon, and that means an increased danger for fire hazards.

Tybee Island tourism officials say hotel and motel tax collections hit a record high last year.

Authorities are urging motorists to stay off eastbound Interstate 285 north of Atlanta after a pedestrian crossing the roadway was struck and killed.

U.S. employers hired at a stellar pace last month, wages rose by the most in six years, and Americans responded by streaming into the job market to find work.

While the city manager of Flowery Branch says there's no immediate health threat to anyone because of a sewer line that's been leaking into Mud Creek, that line has to be fixed right away.

Georgia Department of Revenue officials say they're already seeing numerous cases of scammers attempting to file fraudulent 2014 income tax returns.

To coincide with the national Go Red! campaign for women's heart health, the Physical Education Program at the University of North Georgia is encouraging students, faculty and staff on the Dahlonega campus to wear red on Thursday, February 12.

A former student at the University of Georgia has been formally indicted on charges that he made threats against the Miller Learning Center at UGA.

Governor Nathan Deal on Wednesday recognized White County High School as a "Flagship School" for the Go Build Georgia Program.

Health insurer Anthem said hackers infiltrated its computer network and gained access to a host of personal information for customers and employees, including CEO Joseph Swedish.