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• Aimee Copeland's family requests privacy May 19, 2012
  Overwhelmed by the worldwide response to her suffering, Aimee Copeland's family has, for now, retreated into a cone of silence, a hospital spokeswoman said Friday.
  Katie Leslie
• Hearing delves into night of Iraq vet's death May 18, 2012
  It was a birthday party for an old middle school buddy with drinking and drugs when former U.S. Marine and Iraq war vet Zachary Gamble started talking about the atrocities he’d seen in combat and the night took a turn for the worse.
  Jeffry Scott
• Eileen Simms, 55: Passionate about daylilies, horses May 18, 2012
  The daughter of an avid gardener, Eileen Simms developed an affinity for horticulture at a young age.
  Mea Watkins
• 2 held in robbery outside Sandy Springs bank May 18, 2012
  Sandy Springs police said two suspects in a robbery outside a Bank of America were captured Friday, but the search continued for others.
  Christopher Seward
• Aimee Copeland on amputations: Let's do this May 18, 2012
  The 24-year-old woman battling a deadly bacteria learned early Thursday that she faces more amputations.
  Alexis Stevens
• County by county news for Saturday May 18, 2012
  COBB Construction to begin on Kennesaw development Developers are set to begin construction of the Sanctuary at Kennesaw, a mixed-use development of student housing and retail shops.
  Bob Howard
• Actual Factual Georgia May 18, 2012
  Q: When did WSB Radio AM750 switch from music/news and information format to talk? I remember listening to Elmo Ellis and others hosting the "Morning Merry-Go-Round," where local news was reported.
  Andy Johnston
• Weekend weather to be perfect for slew of outdoor concerts May 18, 2012
  The weather will be just about perfect for an outdoor concert on Saturday, and metro Atlanta music lovers will have several to choose from.
  Mike Morris
• Atlanta weather | Another round of storms possible on Friday May 18, 2012
  Parts of metro Atlanta could see a repeat Friday of strong storms similar to those that left scattered damage across the area Thursday evening.
  Mike Morris
• Snakes biting early this year, experts say May 18, 2012
  The snake-bite season began early this year in Georgia, and wildlife experts blame the mild winter.
  David Ibata
• Q&A on the News May 18, 2012
  Q: Can you tell me why the Federal Aviation Administration is involved with the procedures involved in the awarding of contracts to businesses for the operation of concessions at the new international terminal at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport?
• Governor's appointee quits over state lease May 18, 2012
  A member of the State Properties Commission resigned Thursday after The Atlanta Journal-Constitution discovered he signed a $1.4 million deal to lease office space to the state while serving on the panel.
  Aaron Gould Sheinin
• As postal closings advance, Georgia impacted May 18, 2012
  
WASHINGTON - The nearly bankrupt U.S. Postal Service is moving forward with a multibillion-dollar cost-cutting plan to close nearly 250 mail processing centers, saying Thursday it cannot wait as Congress remains deadlocked on how to help.
  Hope Yen
• State GOP convention could have delegate, ethics fight May 18, 2012
  Georgia Republicans gather today in Columbus for a state convention where delegates could send a powerful message to GOP leaders in the General Assembly: Strengthen Georgia's ethics laws.
  Aaron Gould Sheinin
• Allergy victim's family in need of donations May 18, 2012
  The family of a 15-year-old who died from an allergic reaction to food is asking for help with medical and funeral costs, a family friend told the AJC Thursday.
  Alexis Stevens
• Ex-UGA business manager admits embezzling May 17, 2012
  A former University of Georgia business manager was ordered to repay the school more than $200,000 after she admitted embezzling from the university Thursday.
  Christopher Seward
• Angel Food Ministries items to be auctioned May 17, 2012
  Items from an Angel Food Ministries warehouse and Emmanuel Praise Church, the church founded by Joseph and Linda Wingo, will be auctioned off on Saturday in Monroe.
  Shelia M. Poole
• Judge allows East Paulding class president to attend graduation May 17, 2012
  A federal judge in Rome on Thursday overruled school officials and said the senior class president at East Paulding High School can attend his graduation ceremony.
  Bill Rankin
• Suzanne Mohr, 40: New wife looked forward to motherhood May 17, 2012
  Suzanne Mohr was looking forward to becoming a mother. And she would have been great because she was such a caring and thoughtful person, family members said.
  Michelle E. Shaw
• County by county news for Friday May 17, 2012
  COBB Cobb to sign immigration enforcement agreement Next week Cobb County will become the first Georgia municipality to participate in a volunteer federal program aimed at hiring legal workers.
  Bob Howard
• Action Ministries launches summer lunch program May 17, 2012
  Hundreds of Georgia children will get free lunches this summer through a nutritional initiative by Action Ministries.
  Shelia M. Poole
• Q&A on the News May 17, 2012
  Q: I read about the open house for the new international terminal too late to attend. I wondered if people without a ticket for an overseas flight can visit the terminal to view the supposedly beautiful building? -Frank Eskridge, Marietta A: Anyone without a ticket can visit the public areas – which include the departure and arrival halls – of the Maynard H.
  Andy Johnston
• LifeSouth Holds Kids' Marathon, Encourages ‘Donation Generation' May 17, 2012
  More than 125 kids and their families participated in LifeSouth Community Blood Centers’ Five Points of Life Kids Marathon on May 5 at Gwinnett Braves’ Cool-Ray Field.
  Devika Rao
• Give Back May 17, 2012
  Food Bank Can Sorting When: May 22 Where: Atlanta Community Food Bank Time: 6 – 8 p.m.
  Devika Rao
• Georgia ‘Bubba Bombers' face charges May 17, 2012
  Two men the GBI described as "Bubba Bombers" are facing charges after a Georgia forest ranger found pipe bombs, ammunition and drugs during a deer poaching investigation in Lamar County.
  Joel Provano

• Greeley mom guilty of setting house on fire with son sleeping inside May 19, 2012
  By Sharon DunnThe Greeley Tribune
• Woman near Trinidad injured by bear in her yard today May 19, 2012
  A woman near Trinidad was injured when she came upon a bear next to her house this afternoon, according to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
  By Joey BunchThe Denver Post
• Camper ticketed for starting Hewlett fire with alcohol-fueled stove May 19, 2012
  A Fort Collins man has been issued a citation by federal authorities, who say his cookstove sparked the Hewlett fire.
  The Denver Post
• Avon truck crash, survival of couple, described as "surreal" May 19, 2012
  Last Sunday morning was quiet in Avon as people ran their errands and headed out to enjoy the day. Then a truck fell out of the sky.
  By Nancy LofholmThe Denver Post
• Iliff annouces departure of its president, David Trickett May 18, 2012
  By The Denver Post
• Eagle County volunteer track coach charged with sex assault on 15-year-old May 18, 2012
  The Denver Post
• U.S. House passes bill reducing troop levels in Europe May 18, 2012
  A Colorado bipartisan measure to dramatically reduce troop levels in Europe passed the U.S. House of Representatives Friday morning.
  By Allison SherryThe Denver Post
• Bicyclist smashes into the side of a moving police car May 18, 2012
  A bicyclist was taken to the hospital this morning after she apparently ran a stop sign and slammed into the side of a moving Denver Police patrol car.
  By Jordan SteffenThe Denver Post
• Two students face charges after guns found at a Douglas County school May 18, 2012
  A 19-year-old student faces charges for bringing a handgun to a Douglas County school earlier this month.
  The Denver Post
• Feral cat attacks Colorado Springs councilman May 18, 2012
  By Daniel ChaconThe Gazette
• Fossils at Golden golf course get national recognition May 18, 2012
  YourHub
• Rabid bat found in Fort Collins park May 18, 2012
  Health officials are looking for anyone who may have handled a rabid bat found in a Fort Collins Park Wednesday.
  The Denver Post
• Commerce City police untangling shooting, possible robbery inside Joyeria Alondra boutique May 18, 2012
  Commerce City police are trying to piece together a shooting that might have involved a robbery at a clothing store Thursday afternoon.
  The Denver Post
• Data: Beach Court students who excelled on CSAP dropped by one grade level in middle school May 18, 2012
  By Jeremy P. MeyerThe Denver Post
• Ramp from I-25 to I-70 to close again overnight for repairs May 18, 2012
  The Colorado Department of Transportation will close the northbound ramp from Interstate-25 to westbound Interstate-70 overnight for repairs.
  By Kirk MitchellThe Denver Post
• Forest Service checking to make sure Conundrum warning sufficient May 18, 2012
  A U.S. Forest Service team was scheduled to hike to Conundrum Hot Springs Thursday to see if the 11 cow carcasses discovered this spring are attracting bears and other wildlife that could present a threat to soakers as the summer nears.
  By Scott CondonThe Aspen Times
• Body found in Weld County ditch identified; death called a homicide May 18, 2012
  Weld County authorities have identified the body found in an irrigation ditch in Hudson Wednesday as 41-year-old Joseph Peters, who last had been seen alive in Brighton.
  The Denver Post
• Good Samaritan whose car was stolen gets a new car May 18, 2012
  The Good Samaritan whose car was stolen when he stopped to help an accident victim got some very good news on Thursday. It came in the form of a new car.
  By 9News
• Former embalmer accused of stealing, pawning teeth from the dead working on deal with prosecutors May 18, 2012
  BOULDER -- A Brighton man accused of using his position as a contract embalmer in the Denver metro area to steal gold teeth from bodies and cremated remains in order to pawn the teeth is working toward a deal with prosecutors to settle charges.
  By Pierrette J. Shields Longmont Times-Call
• Most evacuations lifted in Hewlett fire near Fort Collins, but winds make fight tricky May 18, 2012
  The residents of about 65 homes threatened by the Hewlett fire were allowed to return this evening, but the evacuations remain in effect for 15 other homes.
  By Jordan SteffenThe Denver Post
• Denver cops believe gang members involved in Sudanese refugee's death May 18, 2012
  Denver police believe a group that included two juvenile gang members out on a night of car theft and troublemaking killed Sudanese refugee Jimma Reat.
  By Tom McGheeThe Denver Post
• Colorado Mining Association appeals roadless protection to U.S. Supreme Court May 18, 2012
  The Colorado Mining Association today petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down the nation's rule for protecting 58.5 million acres of roadless public forests — mostly in western states.
  By Bruce FinleyThe Denver Post
• Man shot after taunting boy in Denver Taco Bell "took it like Robocop," witnesses say May 17, 2012
  The argument began inside a Taco Bell when a customer rolled his eyes at another. The conflict quickly escalated into a challenge to go outside — and within moments, a boy pulled a gun from his backpack.
  By Kirk MitchellThe Denver Post
• Homeless-camping ban signed by Denver mayor May 17, 2012
  Denver Mayor Michael Hancock today signed the controversial ordinance that makes it illegal to camp on city streets.
  By The Denver Post
• Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Kourlis gets top legal honor for reform work May 17, 2012
  Former state Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Love Kourlis left the bench seven years ago to promote reforms she hoped would make the American legal system more fair and more efficient.
  By Jessica FenderThe Denver Post
• Feds smack down plan to pipe water from Flaming Gorge to Front Range — again May 17, 2012
  Federal authorities today rejected a Colorado entrepreneur's request for a rehearing in his effort to build a Flaming Gorge pipeline and divert Colorado River Basin water from Wyoming to Colorado.
  By Bruce FinleyThe Denver Post
• Interstate 70 mostly blocked after accident near Quebec Street May 17, 2012
  Interstate 70 has been mostly blocked after a multiple-vehicle traffic accident in the Stapleton area.
  By The Denver Post
• Denver police suspect killer of Sudanese refugee is teen gang member May 17, 2012
  Denver police believe a group that included two juvenile gang members out on a night of car theft and troublemaking killed Sudanese refugee Jimma Reat.
  By Tom McGheeThe Denver Post
• Parker lesbian couple charged with staging anti-gay offense to accuse HOA after spat over dogs May 17, 2012
  Two Parker women who said in October they were victims of hate crimes because they are lesbians are now facing charges of false reporting and criminal mischief, the Douglas County Sheriff's Department said today.
  By Joey BunchThe Denver Post
• Miklosi seeks advantage after Coffman's Obama quote May 17, 2012
  From the moment audio surfaced of Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman telling supporters at a recent fundraiser that President Obama "in his heart, he's not an American," Democrat Joe Miklosi
  By Kurtis LeeThe Denver Post

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