New documents show a Buford man who died in March at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta had received blood that was improperly matched by the American Red Cross.

The nation's highest court says it will decide if local governments can be sued for failing to enforce retraining orders.

The Army has incinerated the last of more than 42,000 sarin-filled rockets stored in bunkers at Anniston Army Depot.

Florida elections building searched after suspicious package reported.

After 23 weeks of testimony, the Scott Peterson double-murder case will soon be in the hands of the jury.

Mary Sessions organizes shipment of school supplies to Iraq.

The Georgia Supreme Court has refused to block next week's vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage.

Internet users not as safe online as they believe, researchers report.

Court begins screening potential jurors for Blake trial.

Woman charged with burglary after moving into a Georgia home.

President quietly signs corporate tax bill.

"Harry Potter" author says she plans to kill off another character in next book.

A top health official says the U.S. is in active negotiations to get flu vaccine from a Canadian supplier.

'Angry father' Cheney criticizes Kerry remarks about his daughter.

A former Klansman convicted in a Birmingham, Alabama, church bombing that killed four black girls in 1963 is hospitalized.

Supreme Court refuses to consider issue of Internet privacy.

Faucet company donates downpayment to Florida man who lost all but kitchen spigot.

U.S. citizen held nearly three years back in Saudi Arabia.

Jones County officials didn't mention disc in letter to parents.

Caregiver: Claim that missing girl taken by caseworker a hoax.

Vice President Dick Cheney said a finding by inspector justifies rather than undermines President Bush's decision to go to war.

GOP workers claim intimidation by labor protesters.

Prosecutors drop case against Siegelman, top aide.

Bodies have been found in Mississippi amid the wreckage of a plane belonging to a Florida Panhandle family missing since September 14.

Alabama Power can raise rates to improve plants.