More than 125,000 people had been flown deep into Mexico for free since 2004.

Police with Atlanta's commuter train system are investigating a shooting on the platform of a station in Decatur.

Emory University's rare books library has a new director.

Tenants are reporting mold, mildew and leaks in a new apartment complex that received $13 million in city funds to replace outdated public housing.

A portion of Interstate 75 north of Atlanta has been reopened after police shot and killed an armed robbery suspect after a chase that ended in Cobb County, completely closing the highway to traffic for at least two hours.

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A doctor has reported the first case of West Nile virus this year in Chatham County.

The commandments are located with eight other historical documents in a hallway near the Capitol's first-floor snack shop.

The soldier collapsed while on a two-mile run at the base on Tuesday and never regained consciousness.

A disaster declaration would make economic assistance available to businesses and individuals in the oyster industry.

Adult education centers around Georgia are giving adults the opportunity to take a GED practice test free of charge.

A four year old boy is found dead in his front yard

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is looking into the death of a young boy who had gone missing in Seminole County in southwest Georgia.

The Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday granted Alabama, Florida, Georgia and five other states permission to bypass environmental standards for gasoline in the wake of Hurricane Isaac.

Authorities say a judge has sentenced a man to 80 years in prison for trafficking victims as young as 15 years old for prostitution.

Georgia high school students soon will have access to a new range of technology training as part of a new partnership between the state Department of Education and computer giant Microsoft.

The trial of a man charged in the 1992 killing of Muscogee County's schools superintendent has begun, with the defense attorney criticizing the police department's handling of evidence in the case.

Members of a south Georgia congregation are planning their next steps after their church building collapsed.

Authorities are investigating a house fire that claimed the life of a man in Henry County, just southeast of Atlanta.

A new horticulture lab is giving students and scientists new ways of studying endangered plants at Brenau University in Gainesville.

Another South Carolina agency wants to enter the federal lawsuit challenging the $650 million dredging of the Savannah River shipping channel.

Authorities say 10 people died in traffic crashes across Georgia during the 78-hour Labor Day holiday travel period.

Authorities say a University of Georgia student who had been reported missing was found dead inside a wrecked car between Athens and Atlanta.

A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for much of the Wiregrass and surrounding areas through Wednesday Evening.

Mac McQuown is a former U-S Marine who is walking across the country to drum up support for wounded and homeless veterans.