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State News | ajc.com - Apr 30, 2008
Gov. Sonny Perdue is putting the Georgia Bureau of Investigation in charge of all statewide efforts to find abducted children. Perdue on Tuesday signed an executive order creating Georgia's Child Abduction Response …
State News | ajc.com - Apr 30, 2008
Two weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled lethal injection constitutional, a Georgia Death Row inmate is asking a federal judge to rule the specific dosages Georgia administers to the condemned are not enough to …
State News | ajc.com - Apr 30, 2008
The cost of nursing home care in Atlanta has increased 14 percent since 2004, according to a survey released today. Elsewhere in Georgia, the cost has increased only 1 percent over the past five years. This compares to …
State News | ajc.com - Apr 30, 2008
The Bush administration Tuesday issued a veto threat against legislation to protect workers from combustible dust explosions such as one that killed 12 sugar refinery workers in Port Wentworth, Ga., last February. The …
State News | ajc.com - Apr 30, 2008
Not so fast, putting those winter clothes away. A cold Canadian air mass building toward the Southeast could drop the mercury into the mid- to upper 30s across metro Atlanta early Wednesday, the National Weather …
State News | ajc.com - Apr 30, 2008
Candidates seeking seats in the Georgia General Assembly will sign affidavits this week, swearing to their qualifications to hold public office. Among them is that their federal, state and local taxes are paid. At …
State News | ajc.com - Apr 30, 2008
Some never made it to campus. Others should have been donning caps and gowns for graduation. Tonight, the University of Georgia will honor the 24 students, 13 staff and three UGA faculty members who died this past …
Mr. College Football | ajc.com - Apr 30, 2008
Hollywood, Fla.—Mike Slive is, by his own admission, a “recovering attorney.” In a former life he knew what it was like to argue a case before a group of people who needed to be persuaded. The SEC Commissioner will …
AP - Latest National Headlines - Apr 30, 2008
MILWAUKEE — Maurice Pulley agreed last fall to testify against the thug accused of shooting him in the face in an argument over a parking spot. But before Pulley ever took the stand, two gunmen ran up to him and killed …
AP - Latest National Headlines - Apr 30, 2008
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas officials told legislators Wednesday that they're investigating the possible sexual abuse of some young boys taken from a polygamist sect's ranch, as well as broken bones among other children.