CDC Worker Confirmed Dead in Haiti

Officials with the Atlanta-based CDC have received confirmation of the death of Diane Caves, who was on temporary assignment in Haiti when a massive earthquake struck on January 12.

Japan Airlines Rejects Delta

Japan Airlines, wooed for months by Delta Air Lines with promises of cash and a broad global network, is spurning the
world's biggest carrier and opting to keep its alliance with
American Airlines.

Perdue: Base Teachers' Pay on Performance

Gov. Sonny Perdue is pushing legislation that would pay Georgia's teachers based on student performance, not their advanced degrees.

Ga. Debates Incentives for Federal Crackdown

A Cobb County lawmaker is proposing legislation that would provide financial incentives to encourage local law enforcement to use a federal program aimed at identifying illegal immigrants arrested in Georgia.

Capital Still Trying to Dig Out

Getting in and out of Washington, D.C., can still be a challenge, after one of the heaviest snowfalls on record in the area.

Convicted Murderer In Debutante Slaying Appeals

A Georgia man convicted of murdering a young Savannah debutante is appealing his life prison sentence.

Medical Studies Suggest Beer is Good and Soda is Bad

Men, if you threw back a few beers on Super Bowl Sunday well, there's some good news for you: it appears beer could help make your bones stronger.

NFL Playoffs 2010 - Complete Coverage

Road to Super Bowl XLIV: NFL playoffs schedule, seeds

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