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A Waycross man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after a jury convicted him of drunken-driving and vehicular homicide in a 2010 crash that killed his friend.

After more than a decade of planning and construction, a man-made whitewater course on the Chattahoochee River will soon open.

Families looking for a place to hunt Easter eggs can set their sights on the Georgia Governor's Mansion.

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources has introduced a new website to help anglers take the guesswork out of finding a place to go fishing.

Tax scams come in many forms, but two of the most common involve fake IRS emails and dishonest people promising ‘free’ government money.

The city commission in Albany this week gave preliminary approval for plans to replace a fire station that's slowly sinking into the ground.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff has scheduled an open house for Monday, March 11 to provide information about the agency's inspections and assessment of the Farley nuclear power plant during 2012.

State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler says that Georgia lost the fewest jobs for January since 1987.

Some people get butterfly, star, or cross tattoos, but Georgia resident Dawn Childs got a much more intricate design.

Georgia farmers say they're expecting to export at least 80,000 tons of peanuts to China in the near future.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture and state education officials have honored 25 school districts for serving more locally grown food to their students through Farm to School programs.

American Airlines plans to discontinue service to the Columbus Airport.

Republican lawmakers are backing away from a plan that could have allowed more mentally ill people to carry guns.

Georgia state revenues were up 4 percent in February compared with the same month a year ago. That makes for a 5.6 percent increase for fiscal 2013 over the first seven months of the previous fiscal year.

This annual pilgrimage through some of Dothan’s heaviest azalea and dogwood-populated areas draws hundreds of visitors from across the Southeast to view the beauty of spring in Dothan.

The Georgia state Senate has passed a resolution to let voters decide whether fireworks sales should be legal in the state.

Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens is kicking off a food drive competition that pits the state's lawyers against each other.

The Georgia House of Representatives has approved proposed changes to a 2011 law targeting illegal immigration.

State officials have announced extended jobless benefits for the unemployed are being reduced because of automatic budget cuts.

Students planning to attend college in Georgia and apply for state financial aid will soon have to fill out a federal application instead of a state form.

Republican lawmakers are moving to loosen restrictions on where Georgians can carry or keep firearms.

A 66-year old nurse practitioner has been charged with forging prescriptions in an elaborate scheme to buy thousands of doses of the drugs.

Augusta National Golf Club is trying to block the sale of one of its iconic green jackets.