Allergy Season Arrives With Help

More than 60 million Americans suffer from allergies each year, but many people may not realize it or know what to do.

The Hefty Price Of March Madness In The Workplace

Just the first week of the tournament could cost U.S. employers as much as $1.8 billion in lost productivity, but there may be some workplace benefits too.

Obama Cancels Trip, Gets Tense With Fox On Health Care

The president has again postponed an overseas trip to remain in Washington for a likely weekend vote on health care reform. The president made time for a tense interview with Fox News' Bret Baier on Wednesday. 

Georgia Advances In Race For Education Dollars

It's like an Olympics for education money, complete with winners and losers as states learned on Wednesday whether they are still in competition for "the gold" -- in this case, a portion of the $4.35 billion in Race to the Top funds. || Play Video

Atlanta Rescuers Try To Save Noble Breed of Dog

The former drought and the current economy is causing farmers and families to abandon a storied and noble breed of dog. || Play Video

C-TRAN Riders Compare Ending Bus Service To Cutting Jobs

For thousands of Clayton County residents, losing the regional bus service on March 31 may mean losing their livelihoods and jobs. County Commissioners, though, dug in their heels Tuesday night, refusing to change their minds. || Play Video

Tyler Perry Honors Delayed at Senate

A resolution honoring entertainment mogul Tyler Perry, scheduled to be proclaimed on Wednesday by the Georgia Senate, has been postponed. || Play Video

I-285 Named One Of America's Most 'Dreaded, Deadly' Roads

Georgia has the 13th best roads in the country, according to a special report in Reader's Digest. The state's roads are also among the more dangerous. || Play Video

Drug Tests for the Unemployed?

A bill that would require random drug tests for Georgians receiving unemployment benefits or any other state aid such as food stamps is causing a lot of talk at the State Capitol.
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Plane Kills Woodstock Jogger On Hilton Head Island

A 38-year-old jogger from Georgia is dead after a single-engine plane making an emergency landing hit him as he ran on a South Carolina beach listening to his iPod. || Play Video

Study: Freezing Breast Tumors May Kill Cancer

A unique new way to treat breast cancer by freezing tumors may eliminate the need for surgery. || Play Video