B.J. Williams

Giulio Andreotti was one of postwar Italy's most powerful men: He helped draft the country's constitution after World War II, served as its premier seven times and spent 60 years in parliament.

If you look at the projects on the docket for the state Department of Transportation, then you'll see that plenty of roadwork is planned across northeast Georgia in the coming months.

Attention online shoppers: The days of tax-free shopping on the Internet may soon end for many of you.

Georgia's highest court has upheld a Georgia statute that allows trees to be chopped down under certain circumstances so that billboard companies can advertise along highways.

When one of the nine women in his limousine complained about smoke, Orville Brown pulled to the side of a San Francisco Bay bridge to check. As he got out, the back of the vehicle became engulfed in flames.

A Pakistani official says a bomb blast has killed at least 14 people at an election campaign rally of a pro-Taliban party in the country's northwest.

Atlanta police are investigating after a CNN anchor reported that her iPhone was snatched from her hand as she strolled down a street in the city's midtown section.

Gas prices started to fluctuate last week after the cost for a barrel of oil jumped above $90 and has held steady in that price range.

This weekend's Railroad Days Festival marks 37 years the small town of Lula has held the event in the downtown historic district and train yard.

More than two-dozen counties in north Georgia are under a flood watch as storms approach the state.