Teen steps in feed families amid SNAP uncertainty
As Georgia families face uncertainty about putting food on the table due to suspended SNAP benefits, a Gwinnett County teen is stepping up to help his neighbors.
WATCH: Christmas tree snaps in half during setup at Gwinnett County courthouse
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The Christmas tree that’s being used for Gwinnett County’s annual lighting ceremony snapped during setup Tuesday morning, according to officials. The tree broke in half while crews were raising it at the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse lawn. It had arrived just hours...
Students facing criminal charges after major fights breaks out at DeKalb high school
A massive fight at Cedar Grove High School in DeKalb County has led to multiple students facing criminal charges.
Metro Atlanta city to open new municipal jail
The city of Alpharetta will soon open the renovated former north Fulton jail annex, which will now operate as a municipal jail facility.
Canton police asking for help finding missing man
The Canton Police Department is asking for the public's help finding a man who has been reported missing. James "Greg" Powell, 61, has been reported missing. His last contact was Sunday morning, Canton police reported. His vehicle has been found at the River Green tennis courts at 111 Racquet Club Drive. He was last...
Johns Creek voters to decide if they want new performing arts center
The center is planned to have 800 seats and host a variety of events, including symphonies, concerts, theater, dance, and community meetings.
Debating the Fairness of Homestead Exemptions and Utility Price Increases
The Homestead Exemption, a topic of heated debate on social media, has been drawing a significant amount of attention lately. The exemption, which provides tax relief to homeowners, is being criticized by some who believe it unfairly benefits the wealthy and elderly at the expense of the community. The argument is...
Coal Mountain meat market endures amid changing times
FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — John Will built his business out of meat, sweat and dreams. When he was 29, Will began stockpiling meat processing equipment in his garage. Working as a butcher for Winn Dixie at the time, an unstoppable drive was compelling him to create a business of his own.
Families forced to seek help for the first time as government shutdown lingers
Some families say they haven't needed the help before, but they're glad resources exist now that they do.
Family mourns woman whose killer took his life after local chase
Elajia Whitley, 21, had just left work at a Duluth blood donation center when she was killed, according to authorities.

















