Many of us freak out when a bee or a wasp get anywhere near us. We either run the other way, or get out a can of Raid, but beekeepers are a different breed as I found out when one in Jefferson County gave me the challenge: "Art, Do My Job!"

When Judge Roger Vinson declared last year’s federal health overhaul unconstitutional, the ruling vindicated the Fla. GOP and other critics, but 3 appellate judges in Atlanta, including 2 appointees of former President Bill Clinton, will get their shot at the case.

The top concerns for most Americans during the upcoming presidential campaign are jobs and the economy.

Court records reveal new information about the suspect accused of killing 25-year-old James M. Cooper and 24-year-old James Thomas Kouzaris.

President Obama met with his national security team on Afghanistan and Pakistan Monday. At the top of the agenda: how many troops to bring home when the president begins the withdraw from Afghanistan next month.

Groups that oppose Georgia's new law cracking down on illegal immigration say they plan to file a lawsuit challenging the measure.

A fire that burned for two days at a south Georgia mulch plant is now contained.

A south Georgia judge sentences a Lake Park man convicted of murdering his former girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter.

Florida's minimum wage jumps from $7.25 to $7.31 per hour.

Governor Rick Scott's plan to drug test state workers is being challenged in federal court.

Space Shuttle Endeavour has landed at Kennedy Space Center.

Authorities say two people were shot and killed in a parking garage at Florida Hospital in Orlando.

All bets are off. Plans to expand table games in Florida's tribal casinos could be flushed. It all hinges on the budget Governor Scott signs on May 26.

More than 500 people have been killed by tornadoes in 2011, making this the deadliest storm season in more than half a century. But, what could be stirring up these deadly super storms?

Tornados have ripped through parts of the Midwest, killing at least one person in Minneapolis and an unknown number of others in a Missouri town.

Mission Specialists are spacewalking outside the International Space Station.

While Florida's students are enjoying their summer break, public school employees will be putting some new laws under a microscope.

A Miami man is behind bars in connection with a fraud involving a Wakulla County church that lost more than 27-thousand dollars from a planned missionary trip.

Florida schools prepare to crack down on droopy drawers...After years of debate, the Florida Legislature has finally taken the bold step of banning baggy pants on school campuses.

A new report shows that federal spending cuts will cut the deficit by less than half of what lawmakers expected.

A passenger on a flight from Orlando to Boston attempts to open the Delta plane's emergency door.

How much do men value their body image?

Georgia looks to boost tourism with Social Media contests.

Lawmakers have until midnight tonight to cast final votes on the state budget and head home, but before they do, there's a flurry of decision-making to be done on some of the session's most divisive issues.

She was one of the few Democrats to vote yes on a package of Republican abortion bills, and now, state representative Daphne Campbell claims she's being intimidated by members of her own party, and asking for a public apology.