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As many as 200 people may have been exposed to tuberculosis by a man who was jailed earlier this month for refusing to comply with his treatment plan, which included staying at home, health officials said.
Georgia passed its first law allowing charter schools more than a decade ago, touting the schools as an innovative technique that would revive the state's failing public education system.
Health officials say as many as 200 people may have been exposed to tuberculosis by a 32-year-old man who was jailed this month for refusing to comply with his treatment plan.
The Tennessee Valley Authority marks its 75th birthday on Sunday with a long list of accomplishments and a challenge to meet growing energy demands in its seven-state region.
The Grady Memorial Hospital employee charged with stealing wedding and engagement rings from a woman who died in a car crash helped police recover the rings from a local pawn shop.
Hundreds of Georgia Republicans gathered for their annual convention.
An indigent defense attorney has been indicted on charges he submitted fake paperwork to bilk thousands of dollars from Gwinnett County.
The organization that oversees licensing of U.S. pharmacists has filed a new lawsuit against a University of Georgia professor and the state Board of Regents for breach of contract.
A man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for running over a woman with his car three years ago and then leaving her to die.
A woman injured critically after tornadoes ripped through the state last weekend has died.
A single player in Ohio has won the grand prize from the latest Mega Millions lotto drawing.
Here are the winning numbers selected Friday in the Georgia state lotteries:
Here are the winning numbers selected Friday in the Tennessee state lottery:
Leave it to Chipper Jones to sum up the Atlanta Braves' season after another win at Turner Field: "We're not bad here. We stink on the road."
Here are the winning numbers selected Friday the North Carolina Education Lottery:
Here are the winning numbers selected Friday in the Mega Millions lottery:
Ryan Peisel scored the game-winning run off an error in the ninth inning to lift Georgia to a 5-4 win over Alabama on Friday night in the second game of a doubleheader.
Jonathan Byrd took advantage of soft fairways and receptive greens at TPC Sugarloaf on Friday, shooting his second straight 6-under 66 to take a three-stroke lead in the AT&T Classic.
Remember the All Drug Olympics, a hilarious "Saturday Night Live" skit in which athletes were encouraged to use whatever performance-enhancing drugs they wanted?
The federal appeals court in Atlanta says a U.S. District Court judge erred by dismissing excessive force allegations against police by a northwest Georgia apartment landlord arrested after complaining about patrol cars blocking his complex.
Federal appeals judges have upheld the conviction but vacated the 33-month prison sentence of a woman found guilty of defrauding the government through grants for a non-profit organization that provided pre-kindergarten child care and infant daycare in Valdosta.
NFL owners could opt out of their agreement with the players union next week, leaving open the possibility of a 2010 season without a salary cap.
A Hall County jailer has been fired after being arrested in a child pornography investigation.
A jury deliberated Friday without deciding the fate of an Atlanta police officer accused of helping cover up a botched drug raid in which a 92-year-old woman was killed in her home.
Gov. Sonny Perdue has asked President Bush for a major disaster declaration in 14 Georgia counties hit by severe storms and tornadoes on Mother's Day.
A Cockeysville man pleaded guilty Friday in federal court to duping a Georgia computer services company into spending $32 million on nonexistent computer servers and software before leasing them back to him.
The Braves sent left-handed pitcher Chuck James to the minors for the third time Friday and recalled reliever Phil Stockman from Triple-A Richmond.
Fort Gordon's Army trainees live in 40-year-old barracks where faulty plumbing and leaky shower drains cause paint to peel and mold to grow - forcing some troops with allergies to move out.
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington has declined Georgia's petition to reconsider a recent ruling that restricts the state's authority to tap a huge federal reservoir near Atlanta for more drinking water.
The political fortunes of Democrats down South once were so bad that people openly joked even Jesus Christ would lose by a double-digit margin if he ran for office on the party's ticket.
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