Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Albernathy Facing New Accusations
Au 1 98 93(290), 8-A
Audit Ordered of Crime Reporting
My 23 98 93(220), 5-A
Authorities Find Remains of Man Killed 17 Years Ago
Nv 10 98 94(24), 2-A
Composite Sketch Artist Helps Investigations
My 20 98 93(217), 6-A
Crime Lab: More Funds or Less Service
Jl 13 98 93(27), 1-A
Fired Magistrate Workers Rehired
Oc 1 98 93(349), 10-A
Floyd County Coroner Under Investigation
Sp 26 98 93(345), 14-A
GBI Charges Four in Mortgage Fund Scheme
Sp 10 98 93(329), 12-A
GBI Investigate Alleged Police Brutality
Au 6 98 93(295), 10-A
GBI Investigates Software Contract
Oc 30 98 94(13), 2-A
GBI Investigating Crime Statistics
Jn 23 98 93(251), 9-A
GBI Looking Into Violence Provoked by Traffic Stop
Au 19 98 93(307), 6-A
Georgia Crime Rate Falls Overall
Au 25 98 93(313), 11-A
Magistrate Accused of Stealing Thousands
Oc 7 98 93(355), 11-A
Magistrate's Office Remains Closed
Sp 25 98 93(344), 7-A
Officials Still Investigating Former Magistrate
Oc 3 98 93(351), 5-A
Serious Crimes on the Decline
Au 24 98 93(312), 6-A
Skelton Crew to Open Magistrate Office
Oc 1 98 93(349), 10-A
State Awaits Autopsy Results in Inmate Death
Dc 20 98 94(63), 10-A
Tift Magistrate's Office Returns to Full Operation
Oc 8 98 93(356), 6-A
Tifton Chief Magistrate Judge Resigns
Sp 29 98 93(348), 6-A
Georgia Department of Natural Resources
Atlas Maps State's Snakes
Ja 11 98 93(88), 6-A
Authorities Studying Turtle Nesting Pattern
Jn 7 98 93(235), 8-A
Board of Natural Resources Restricts Driving on Beaches
Dc 4 98 94(47), 2-A
Emissions Test for Older Car Ordered
Au 28 98 93(316), 2-A
Flathead Catfish Find Enemy in DNR
My 27 98 93(224), 5-A
Ga. DNR to Hold Public Stakeholder Meeting
Ja 11 98 93(88), 5-A
Georgian Contracts Food Poisoning
Dc 24 98 94(67), 2-A
Rangers Describe New Laws to Boaters
My 27 98 93(224), 7-A
Shellfish Industry in Georgia Could Fall Victim to Budget Cuts
Oc 1 98 93(349), 9-A
Ships to be Alerted to Presence of Whales
Dc 11 98 94(54), 2-A
State Park Ad Campaign Questioned
Sp 11 98 93(330), 2-A
Wildlife Resources Offer Reward
Jl 23 98 93(281), 3-A
Georgia Legislature
2000-Bug Immunity Approved
Mr 7 98 93(143), 1-A
$1.4 Million Spent Daily to Keep State's Prisoners
Ja 25 98 93(102), 1-A
Another Racially Divisve Column Hits House Floor
Fe 17 98 93(125), 6-A
Barnes Lottery Bill Clears Ga. House
Mr 13 98 93(149), 2-A
Bill Would Scrutinize Pork Barrel Spending
Mr 23 98 93(159), 4-A
Corrections Department Wants Name Toughened
Mr 7 98 93(143), 3-A
Debate Over Parole Hasn't Vanished Yet
Mr 21 98 93(157), 7-A
Democrats, Republicans Claim Wins in PSC Battle
Mr 23 98 93(159), 8-A
Did Politics Drive Rush to Judgement? (editorial)
Ja 28 98 93(105), 4-A
Employer Tax Cut Goes Before Ga. House Committee Today
Fe 11 98 93(119), 3-A
Ex-Lawmakers Turning to World of Lobbying
Mr 23 98 93(159), 5-A
Ga. Senate Passes Golden Bill
Mr 11 98 93(147), 5-A
Georgia House Approves Tree-Cutting Measure
Mr 13 98 93(149), 3-A
Georgia House Passes Employer Tax Cut
Fe 18 98 93(126), 5-A
Georgia Lawmakers Inch Toward Adjournment
Mr 20 98 93(156), 5-A
Georgia Senate Passes Tax Cut
Ja 28 98 93(105), 1-A
Golden's Insurance Bill Passes Georgia House
Mr 5 98 93(141), 5-A
GOP Leader Stops Verbal Attack on Mike Bowers
Ja 24 98 93(101), 6-A
GOP Plans to Block Parole Proposal Due to Hazy Wording
Ja 28 98 93(105), 5-A
Health Care Compromise Reached
Mr 19 98 93(155), 7-A
House Agrees to Punish "Johns"
Mr 10 98 93(146), 1-A
House Approves Easier Elections for Six Officials
Fe 18 98 93(126), 7-A
House Approves I-75 Widening
Mr 25 98 93(161), 6-A
House Democrats, Republicans Battle Over Ethics, Rules
Fe 17 98 93(125), 6-A
House OKs Bill to Help Rural Hospitals
Mr 7 98 93(143), 2-A
House OKs Several Exemptions to Sales Tax
Fe 20 98 93(128), 13-A
House Panel Kills Affirmative Action Bill
Fe 3 98 93(111), 3-A
House Subcommittee Budget Includes Funding for VSU Recreation Center
Fe 20 98 93(128), 9-A
House Votes for Dairy Compact
Mr 15 98 93(151), 6-A
House Votes to Fund VSU Project
Mr 6 98 93(142), 5-A
Impatient GOP Pitches Second No-Parole Plan
Ja 17 98 93(94), 1-A
Insurance Bill Clears Committee
Fe 28 98 93(136), 5-A
Lawmakers Kick Off Session with Debates Over Tax, Parole
Ja 13 98 93(90), 1-A
Lawmakers Still Fighting on Compromise for Parole
Mr 20 98 93(156), 5-A
Lawmakers Study Campaign Finance
Ja 19 98 93(96), 1-A
Legislating for the People (editorial)
Ja 4 98 93(81), 9-A
Legislators: How Will Georgia Pay for Flood Damage, Youth Prisons?
Mr 16 98 93(152), 1-A
Legislature Opens Today Amid Fury to Election Year
Ja 12 98 93(89), 1-A
Legislature Weighs New Watercraft Bill
Mr 12 98 93(148), 3-A
Local Lawmakers Facing Many Complex Issues
Ja 4 98 93(81), 1-A
Miller Addresses State Lawmakers
Ja 16 98 93(93), 1-A
Miller Unveils Budget
Ja 14 98 93(91), 1-A
Not Much on Legislature's Agenda Regarding Moody
Ja 20 98 93(97), 5-A
Official Glad Bill on Remedial Course Payments Killed
Fe 5 98 93(113), 8-A
Real Estate Tax Boost Clears State Legislature
Mr 19 98 93(155), 5-A
Representative Wants Abernathy Impeached
Ja 14 98 93(91), 6-A
Saltwater Fishing License Fails to Pass Senate
Mr 4 98 93(140), 5-A
Senate Oks Abolishing Parole
Ja 27 98 93(104), 5-A
Senate Votes to Exempt Property Tax on Livestock
Ja 30 98 93(107), 7-A
Senate Waters Down Gun Bill
Mr 19 98 93(155), 7-A
State Ethics Commission Studies Massey's Money
Ja 24 98 93(101), 6-A
State Senate Passes Relief for Tax Logjam
Mr 17 98 93(153), 1-A
Tax Blacklog Bill Clears Ga. House
Mr 6 98 93(142), 1-A
Tough Teen Driving Law Causing Headaches for Lawmakers
Ja 29 98 93(106), 5-A
Was Lobby's Big Spending a Weapon in Bottle Bill Fight?
Mr 2 98 93(138), 5-A
Welfare Bill Approved in Ga. Senate
Fe 6 98 93(114), 6-A
Georgia Power Co.
Bad Cable Cuts Power to 2,300 Customers
Oc 24 98 94(7), 3-A
Consultants: Georgia Power Cuts Rates
Oc 4 98 93(352), 2-A
Friday Outage Blamed on "Earl"
Sp 5 98 93(324), 3-A
Georgia Power Pushes for Rate Reductions
Jn 5 98 93(233), 11-A
Georgia Power to Mix Gas with Coal to Reduce Pollution
Dc 8 98 94(51), 2-A
Georgia Power to Pay Fine for Causing Massive Fish Kill
Dc 13 98 94(56), 10-A
Heed These Tips, and Lower Your Power Bill
Au 11 98 93(300), 1-B
Power Rates to Drop
Au 26 98 93(314), 14-A
PSC, Ga. Power Reach Agreement
Dc 19 98 94(62), 2-A
PSC Staff Agrees to Compromise on Georgia Power Rate Cut
Nv 20 98 94(34), 2-A
Storm Knocked Out Power for Thousands in Area
Sp 4 98 93(323), 8-A
Three Georgia Plants Among Worst Polluters
Jn 27 98 93(255), 3-A
Georgia Public Service Commission
Area Residents to Vote on Toll-Free Calling Routes
Ja 8 98 93(85), 1-A
Bobby Baker Out Front in Race for PSC Position
Nv 4 98 94(18), 6-A
"Bubba" McDonald Named to Public Service Commission
Jn 9 93(237), 2-A
Democrats Expect Strong PSC Presence
Nv 26 98 94(39), 8-C
Democrats, Republicans Claim Wins in PSC Battle
Mr 23 98 93(159), 8-A
Georgians Move Against Telemarketers
Dc 28 98 94(71), 2-A
Long-Distance Access Fees to go Down
Dc 29 98 94(72), 3-A
PSC, Ga. Power Reach Agreement
Dc 19 98 94(62), 2-A
PSC Hearing Complaint Against BellSouth
Jn 25 98 93(253), 7-A
PSC Says Atlanta Gas Light Letting Pipe System Deteriorate
Ja 7 98 93(84), 5-A
PSC Shuts Down Long Distance Companies
Jl 23 98 93(281), 6-A
PSC Staff Agrees to Compromise on Georgia Power Rate Cut
Nv 20 98 94(34), 2-A
PSC Will Open Up Natural Gas Market in Ga.
Jn 26 98 93(254), 7-A
PSC's Bobby Baker Explains New Laws
Ap 13 98 93(180), 1-A
Statewide Run-Off Expected in PSC Race
Nv 5 98 94(19), 3-A
Toll-Free Calling Routes Receive PSC's Approval
Mr 26 98 93(162), 3-A
Georgia State Patrol
17 Die in Georgia Traffic Accidents Over Holidays
Ja 6 98 93(83), 2-A
GSP Identifies Accident Victim as Lake City Resident
Dc 2 98 94(45), 10-A
GSP Investigated 85 Lowndes Accidents in February
Mr 8 98 93(144), 4-A
GSP Post 31 Honored for Seat Belt Citations
My 15 98 93(212), 3-A
GSP Post Works 87 Accidents
Au 11 98 93(300), 1-B
GSP Reports 12 Accidents Over Recent Holiday
Dc 6 98 94(49), 5-A
GSP Reports Hundreds of June Traffic Violations
Jl 9 98 93(267), 3-A
I-75 Wreck Kills Kentucky Couple
Ap 24 98 93(191), 6-A
Local Buses Check Out
Jl 29 98 93(287), 1-A
May Was Busy for GSP
Jn 11 98 93(239), 5-A
Motorist Fleeing GSP Crashes in Thomasville
Sp 19 98 93(338), 6-A
Parents Take Part in Career Day Fun
My 13 98 93(210), 8-A
Patrol Post Honored for "Strap and Snap"
Sp 7 98 93(326), 3-A
Patrol Probed 83 April Accidents
My 9 98 93(206), 3-A
State Patrol Issues Statsitics
Ap 13 98 93(180), 3-A
State Patrol Probes Weekend Collision
Mr 10 98 93(146), 3-A
State Patrol Releases December Statistics
Ja 7 98 93(84), 3-A
State Patrol Statistics
Fe 9 98 93(117), 2-A
State Patrol's Olympic Car Wrecked
Oc 26 98 94(9), 2-A
State Plans Seat Belt Enforcement Sweep
My 20 98 93(217), 7-A
Taking a Closer Look
My 18 98 93(215), 1-A
Troopers Investigate Fatal Berrien Wreck
Ap 29 98 93(196), 3-A
Troopers Salaries Cut Over Excessive Force
Ja 22 98 93(99), 5-A
Troopers Warn: Buckle Up or Else
My 29 98 93(226), 3-A
Twelve People Killed During Holiday Weekend
Jl 7 98 93(265), 6-A
Georgia Supreme Court
Court Asks Legislators to Amend Rape Law
Oc 27 98 94(10), 2-A
Court Justice Apologizes for Ad
Dc 23 98 94(66), 2-A
Court Overturns Conviction in Atlanta Slaying
Nv 24 98 94(37), 2-A
High Court Blocks Death Sentence
Dc 5 98 94(48), 12-A
Local Officials Question Impact of Supreme Court Ruling on Sodomy
Nv 24 98 94(37), 3-A
Murder Conviction of Former Cop Upheld
Nv 17 98 94(31), 2-A
Sodomy Law Overturned by Supreme Court
Nv 24 98 94(37), 1-A
Sodomy Ruling Shows Shift on High Court
Nv 25 98 94(38), 5-B
State Supreme Court Ruling Frees Fayette County Man
Jn 2 98 93(230), 5-A
State Supreme Court Says Nude Clubs Have Right to Put up Billboards
Nv 3 98 94(17), 6-A
State Supreme Court Strikes Down Law
Oc 20 98 94(3), 2-A
Supreme Court Reverses Death Sentence
Nv 10 98 94(24), 2-A
Gingrich, Newt
Aid Package Won't Cover All Damage
Sp 18 98 93(337), 2-A
Bush, Gingrich Speak to Hispanic Group
Jl 2 98 93(260), 3-B
Decision on Regents' Rule Expected
Ap 29 98 93(196), 6-B
Fight Starts for Speaker's Job
Nv 8 98 94(22), 1-A
Fired House Historian Considers Challenge
Ap 17 98 93(184), 3-A
Former State Lawmaker Making Bid for Gingrich's Georgia Seat
Nv 12 98 94(26), 2-A
Georgia '98: Barnes Elected, Gingrich Ousted, Rudolph Wanted
Dc 27 98 94(70), 3-A
Georgia Celebrates Fourth of July
Jl 5 98 93(263), 7-A
Gingrich Annouces '98 Re-Election Bid
Mr 29 98 93(165), 2-A
Gingrich Appeals to Republican Voters
Nv 1 98 94(15), 14-A
Gingrich at Odds with Georgia Republicans Questioning Iraq Move
Dc 18 98 94(61), 15-B
Gingrich Backing Dylan Glenn for Hotly-Contested Primary
Jl 7 98 93(265), 1-A
Gingrich Campaigns for Funds for His New PAC
Nv 21 98 94(35), 12-B
Gingrich Credits GOP for Strong Economy
Mr 15 98 93(151), 5-A
Gingrich Goes on Offensive in Tape Controversy
My 6 98 93(203), 2-A
Gingrich Helps Campaign in Ohio for Republican Lieutenant Governor
Oc 2 98 93(350), 2-A
Gingrich Helps Out
Ap 26 98 93(193), 4-A
Gingrich Leads Congressional Mission to Ireland
Au 9 98 93(298), 3-A
Gingrich Pitches Bigger Tax Break
Jn 21 98 93(249), 6-A
Gingrich Predicts Republican Gains Nationally and at Home
Ap 28 98 93(195), 5-A
Gingrich Quitting as Speaker
Nv 7 98 94(21), 1-A
Gingrich Ready to Block Tax
Jn 9 93(237), 3-A
Gingrich Reserves Judgment After Clinton's Address to the People
Au 19 98 93(307), 7-C
Gingrich Says Americans Should Let Clinton Scandal Die
Au 20 98 93(308), 6-A
Gingrich Says He Will Devote Time to Health Care
Nv 15 98 94(29), 11-A
Gingrich Says Impeachment Work Should be Studied
Dc 13 98 94(56), 10-A
Gingrich Says President Clinton Should Forget Pollard Case Review
Oc 25 98 94(8), 14-A
Gingrich Touts Science's Future
Jn 14 98 93(242), 5-A
Gingrich Unconcerned with Election
Oc 13 98 93(361), 3-A
Gingrich Urges Caution on Judging Starr's Report
Sp 15 98 93(334), 12-A
Gingrich Urges Grads to Never Stop Learning
Jn 8 93(236), 3-A
Gingrich Urges Tough Stance on Iraq
Au 29 98 93(317), 2-A
Gingrich Wants Official Excluded
My 25 98 93(222), 7-A
Gingrich Wants Public Education Reform
Fe 15 98 93(123), 5-A
GOP Leaders Planning to Add Farmer-Friendly Items to Tax Bill
Au 9 98 93(298), 1-C
GOP May Push for Deeper Tax Cuts
My 22 98 93(219), 5-B
Huge Anti-Drug Campaign to Hit America
Jl 10 98 93(268), 6-A
Jeffrey Aims for Gingrich's Job
Dc 10 98 94(53), 2-A
Lawmakers Range Across Entire Spectrum of Wealth
Jn 13 98 93(241), 5-A
Lewis as Senior Member May Bring Back Bipartisanship
Dc 27 98 94(70), 6-A
Livingston Faces Several Rivals in Race to Succeed Gingrich
Nv 8 98 94(22), 9-A
Mandatory Drug Testing Backed by Newt Gingrich
Jn 7 98 93(235), 8-A
Newt Gingrich Optimistic About Talks with Arafat
My 28 98 93(225), 11-A
Pentagon Reviews Congressional Training
Au 14 98 93(302), 7-A
Politics as Unusual (editorial)
Nv 8 98 94(22), 4-A
Professor Files Suit for Right to Run for Public Office
Ap 23 98 93(190), 5-A
Professor Stays Out of Congressional Election
My 2 98 93(199), 5-A
Raise Time Again for Congress?
My 28 98 93(225), 7-A
Republicans React to Gingrich's Decision
Nv 8 98 94(22), 9-A
From South Georgia...(editorial)
Oc 5 98 93(353), 4-A
Speaker Says Voters' Focus is Beyond Impeachment
Oc 18 98 94(1), 8-A
Textbooks Obsolete, Says Newt Gingrich
Jn 10 98 93(238), 7-A
Glenn, Dylan
Bishop Faces Well-Financed Opposition
Ap 22 98 93(189), 6-A
Congressional Candidate Hails Tax Freedom Day
My 9 98 93(206), 12-A
Gingrich Backing Dylan Glenn for Hotly-Contested Primary
Jl 7 98 93(265), 1-A
Glenn Denies McCormick's Allegations
Jl 1 98 93(259), 5-A
Glenn to Participate in Retirement Summit
Mr 6 98 93(142), 6-A
Let Your Voice Be Heard (editorial)
Jl 21 98 93(279), 4-A
Local Republicans Head Blasts McCormick
Jn 30 98 93(258), 1-A
McCormick: Glenn Campaign Being Funded by Washington
Jn 24 98 93(252), 6-A
McCormick Leading 2nd District
Jl 22 98 93(280), 1-A
McCormick Sought Funding From Glenn Supporters
Sp 19 98 93(338), 6-A
2nd District Candidates Face Off in Valdosta Debate
Jn 16 98 93(244), 3-A
Two Men Seeking GOP Spot for 2nd District
Jl 20 98 93(278), 1-A
Golden, Tim
Bennett Seeking State Senate Seat in District 8
Sp 23 98 93(342), 1-A
Candidates Speak at Political Forum
Oc 15 98 93(363), 1-A
Candidates Turn Out for Local Political Forum
Oc 25 98 94(8), 1-A
Doctor Sets Sights on State House Seat
Jl 14 98 93(272), 1-A
Eanes Eyes Golden's State House Seat
Ap 21 98 93(188), 1-A
Ex-Councilman Takes Aim at House Seat
Jl 13 98 93(271), 1-A
Familiar Faces Seek Seats in Legislature
Nv 1 98 94(15), 1-A
Ga. Senate Passes Golden Bill
Mr 11 98 93(147), 5-A
Golden Backing New "Equal Strikes" Courtroom Bill
Ja 4 98 93(81), 4-A
Golden Introduces Deduction Bill
Ja 18 98 93(95), 7-B
Golden Says State House Agrees to Senate's Change in His Insurance Bill
Mr 18 98 93(154), 3-A
Golden Seeks Turner's Seat
Fe 18 98 93(126), 1-A
Golden Urged to Switch Parties
Ap 12 98 93(179), 3-A
Golden Wins Senate Seat
Nv 4 98 94(18), 1-A
Golden's Insurance Bill Passes Georgia House
Mr 5 98 93(141), 5-A
Governor Oks Transporatation of Large Lumber Loads
Au 2 98 93(291), 5-A
House Subcommittee Budget Includes Funding for VSU Recreation Center
Fe 20 98 93(128), 9-A
House Votes to Fund VSU Project
Mr 6 98 93(142), 5-A
Local Lawmakers Facing Many Complex Issues
Ja 4 98 93(81), 1-A
Local Minority Vote Keys Democrat Win
Nv 11 98 94(25), 1-A
Politicians Tackle Students' Questions
My 26 98 93(223), 1-A
Qualifying for Casey's Council Seat Begins Monday
Ap 21 98 93(188), 3-A
Rep. Golden Introduces Drug-Free Workplace Bill
Ja 15 98 93(92), 7-A
Sessions End, Campaign Begin?
Mr 20 98 93(156), 4-A
Tim Golden Running for State Senate
Sp 23 98 93(342), 1-A
Valdosta Election Planned for July 21
Ap 10 98 93(177), 3-A
Volunteer Firefighters Honoring Lawmakers
Jl 27 98 93(285), 3-A
Wansley Qualifies to Run for Seat
My 14 98 93(211), 8-A
Wansley Seeks House Position
Jl 15 98 93(273), 1-A