Atlanta Journal Constitution - It took a Glynn County Superior Court jury less than three hours to convict Harold Kinlaw of kidnapping his former wife and murdering her friend, a U.S. Customs and Enforcement agent. The seven-day trial ended Monday night with the jury convicting Kinlaw of murder with malice, kidnapping,

Atlanta Journal Constitution - Two bills to freeze or limit home assessment increases in hopes of holding down property taxes have been pre-filed for the upcoming General Assembly session. Rep. Ed Lindsey (R-Atlanta) pre-filed a proposal backed by House Speaker Glenn Richardson (R-Hiram) and House Majority Leader Jerry Keen

Atlanta Journal Constitution - Jim Martin could only watch last week as top national Republicans descended on Georgia to campaign for his opponent in the Dec. 2 U.S. Senate runoff. Martin is getting some big-name assistance of his own this week. Former President Bill Clinton will return to Atlanta on Wednesday to campaign for

Atlanta Journal Constitution - Police in northeast Georgia say it took hours to learn they had captured one of the U.S. Marshals' Most Wanted fugitives, who had escaped from a state prison more than 100 miles away. Police Chief Bruce Carlisle of Lavonia, near the South Carolina line, said Monday that 52-year-old Johnny Mack

Atlanta Journal Constitution - A U.S. Senate runoff apparently was enough to bring early voters to the polls on Monday, the first day most metro Atlanta counties opened offices for early voting. Elections officials across the region reported steady voting and, in some places, lines. The Gwinnett County elections office said

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Atlanta Journal Constitution - Georgia supporters of the fair tax turned out en masse Sunday to cheer the idea of a national sales tax, which has become a thorny issue in the state's high-profile Dec. 2 U.S. Senate runoff. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, who won Georgia's GOP presidential primary in February, joined about

Atlanta Journal Constitution - Wildlife officials believe a cougar that was killed at West Point Lake had been in captivity and either escaped or was set free. Melissa Cummings of the state Department of Natural Resources said Monday that the cat was killed Sunday morning. She told the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer that the DNR was

Atlanta Journal Constitution - The run-off between Republican U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss and Democratic challenger Jim Martin and other run-offs, including contests for the Georgia State Appeals Court and Public Service Commission-District 4, are set for Dec. 2. People in most counties can began early voting Monday. Here are

Atlanta Journal Constitution - The Georgia Department of Transportation is warning people to turn off overnight lawn sprinklers and prevent traffic tragedies. Most automatic sprinklers should not be used anyway under current watering restrictions, but some people are still using lawn irrigation timed to come on at night. The

Atlanta Journal Constitution - Law enforcement officers across Georgia are going to be paying closer attention to make sure motorists are wearing their seat belts. Their message to motorists is buckle up or pay up as officers kick off the "Click It or Ticket" campaign Monday. The goal of click it or ticket is to increase seat