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Georgia's Sonny Perdue and South Carolina's Mark Sanford were among the nation's governors who met with Democratic President-elect Barack Obama to talk about the budget woes states are facing.

Georgia colleges are bracing themselves for even steeper cuts. The state Board of Regents will meet in a specially called session Wednesday to vote on slashing college budgets, increasing health care costs to ...

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A state lawmaker told Georgia college leaders Monday they need to look at merging public historically black colleges with nearby white-majority schools to help meet budget cuts.

Some Georgia students are getting one more day of Thanksgiving break. Fannin and Rabun counties have canceled school Monday because of a wintry mix falling in the mountains in the state's northeast corner.

According to a release, one of the busiest travel holidays of the year is only hours away and the Georgia DOT is advising motorists to expect delays, plan ahead, and be patient.

Metro Atlanta's unemployment rate shot up to 6.8 percent in October, jumping more than 2 percentage points from the same month last year.

Thousands of Georgia drivers may see substantial increases in their auto insurance rates -- as much as 81 percent, for certain motorists -- as insurance companies begin setting their own rates under a new law ...

The Tennessee Department of Transportation has scheduled public meetings as it begins planning to improve Interstate 75.

Former Vice President Al Gore paid a visit to Georgia to campaign for Democrat Jim Martin in the state's Dec.

A 29-year-old woman who is the face of a lawsuit challenging Georgia's crackdown on sex offenders will be allowed to stay in her home through Thanksgiving.

The state plans to use privately owned electronic billboards in metro areas to broadcast weather warnings and other emergency alerts, including lookouts for missing people.

By JOHN WAWROW Four former NFL Players Association presidents as well as Fred Nance, a sports law attorney who represents NBA star LeBron James, are among the list of candidates being considered to replace the ...

As you sit in bumper to bumper traffic over the holidays you can take comfort in the knowledge that help is on the way.

GAINESVILLE, Ga. - Georgia's maverick Democrat Zell Miller threw his support behind Sen.

Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss is calling in a closer: Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will join him for four rallies across the state on the eve of his hotly contested Dec.

A reserve center on the University of Georgia football team, Kevin Perez, was arrested early Thursday in Athens and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, according to a jail booking report.

Just below the hill where Gordon and Brooke Hunter show off their Christmas tree offerings for the year, a man clears fall's leaves from the gravel road.

There's no escaping a rough economy, even on a golf course. Faced with declining memberships and rounds of play, golf clubs and public courses are cutting staff and hours of operation.