Funeral held in Georgia for former Auburn University football player.

Police bust alleged gambling operation for women...Clayton Co. officers target prostitution, drugs...Metro Atlanta foster care system is improving... Committee presents 6 possible names Augusta school...Committee formed to find next UGA president...

These Florida lotteries were drawn Saturday... These Georgia lotteries were drawn Saturday...

Possible cost-cutting technique may not help as much as Georgia natives think.

Officers in Clayton County, Georgia have arrested 20 people to hopefully bring down prostitution and drug activity.

Georgia hopes to have more nurses in its schools next year.

A search committee has been formed to find the next UGA President.

A federal education official plans to participate in a panel discussion at the annual conference of the 100 Black Men of America in Atlanta.

Several hundred people turned out for the funeral for former Auburn University football player Ed Christian, who was shot to death last week.

Police have arrested six women on gambling-related charges after officers broke up a gambling operation based out of at least two homes in a quiet suburban Atlanta neighborhood.

A state health official says Georgia's massive Medicaid program is facing a shortfall of more than $300 million in the coming fiscal year.

A University of Georgia researcher has received a $1.8 million federal grant to develop a vaccine for a new strain of mumps.

For the fourth year in a row, Georgia students are performing better on state standardized tests.

Georgia's labor commissioner says new unemployment numbers mark the first time in 10 months that the state's jobless rate has failed to decline.

Authorities suspect thieves smashed a stolen backhoe into a pawn shop owned by the father of "American Idol" winner Phillip Phillips.

Georgia is cracking down on new forms of synthetic marijuana.

Authorities say an argument over stinky feet touched off a fight involving a knife that ended with one man injured and the other jailed.

The Georgia State Board of Pharmacy has adopted an emergency rule classifying newly discovered compounds of synthetic marijuana as controlled substances.

The half-trillion-dollar bill setting future farm policy outlines dramatic changes in how farmers are protected from financial and natural disasters.

Georgia Bureau of Investigation will have access to new crime-fighting tools.

The Atlanta zoo plans to host an event for more than 200 chronically ill and disabled children and their families.

The Georgia Department of Transportation has declined to accept a Ku Klux Klan group that wanted to join the state's "Adopt-A-Highway" program.

Double Red Flags indicate that the water is closed to the public.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources identified the man as Girona L. Pye of Woodstock.

A Macon woman says "I was lucky" after shooting outside the convenience store where she works left the clerk with a bullet lodged in her head.