Are There Any Programs for Seniors in the Alpharetta, Roswell, and Johns Creek Area?
In the Alpharetta, Roswell, and Johns Creek areas, there's a family seeking assistance for their elderly mother who lives with them. Due to their busy work schedules, they find it challenging to take her out, and as a result, she spends most of her time alone. They are in search of a program or place that could...
Driver arrested after leaving critically injured passenger at crash scene
Surveillance footage shows the driver getting out of the vehicle and walking away without calling 911, according to police.
Fulton Co. commissioners weigh more than 4% property tax hike to pay for jail...
The Fulton County Board of Commissioners are proposing a budget for the next fiscal year that includes a property tax increase of more than 4% to pay for jail upgrades.
The Best Country Fried Steak In Georgia Is Hiding Inside This Charming Restaurant
In the unassuming town of Tucker, Georgia, there exists a culinary treasure that locals have been keeping to themselves for far too long – Matthews Cafeteria. This isn’t one of those flashy establishments with a celebrity chef and a 12-page cocktail menu. No, this is something far more...
Woman chased down Peeping Tom who recorded her in Gwinnett County restroom
Police say the man was hiding in the stall where she couldn't see his legs.
Homes ‘sacrificed;’ New Georgia Power lines could affect hundreds of properties
Georgia Power plans to build new 500-kilovolt transmission lines.
70-year-old man to spend time in prison after inappropriately touching woman, girls at public...
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — A 70-year-old man will spend half a decade behind bars after he was found guilty of touching women and girls at a public pool inappropriately, according to the Office of the District Attorney for Gwinnett County. The various incidents happened at a Lawrenceville swimming pool...
Contractor charged with never completing family’s dream home on Lake Lanier
Since coming forward, other victims have reached out.
A History Of The Klan At Stone Mountain
The KKK was reborn on Stone Mountain in 1915 and Klan rallies continued in the town until the late ’70s. DeKalb County Park Ranger Horace O’Kelly still remembers the annual Ku Klux Klan rallies that would meet in Stone Mountain and march through Shermantown, a historically Black neighborhood nearby.
21.6 million gallons of wastewater dumped into Chattahoochee River from Cobb facility
The Cobb County government announced Tuesday that millions of gallons of wastewater had been spilled into the Chattahoochee River.
