Lawrenceville GA

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. — A Snellville man is in jail for his connection to a hit-and-run accident that left a 3-year-old dead, according to police. The accident took place in the early morning hours of Apr. 26. Lawrenceville Police said officers received a call about a missing 3-year-old at an apartment complex located at 287 E Crogan Street.

North Fulton County continues to recover from the overnight storms that rolled through metro Atlanta Wednesday night into Thursday morning.

Fresh off a night of food deliveries in DeKalb County, Morgan Porter says her drive home turned into a highway nightmare on I-285 when an 18-wheeler drifted into her lane and jammed her small car against the concrete median. According to Porter, the tractor-trailer then dragged her vehicle for what felt like miles as airbags exploded around her and glass shattered...

Roswell High School students are heading into the real world after graduation, but twelve of them aren’t pursuing a traditional post secondary education. They put pen to paper for the National SkillsUSA Signing Day, and committed to trades. SkillsUSA is a workforce development organization that partners with schools across the country to help grow students’ talents and give them hands-on instruction for career...

The suburban skyline around Atlanta’s Central Perimeter is about to look very different. Aging office towers in the Brookhaven–Dunwoody–Sandy Springs cluster are being teed up for demolition or residential conversion, shrinking the pool of modern office space and forcing brokers and employers to rethink where they will find big, contiguous blocks in the years ahead.

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A Lawrenceville man has pleaded guilty to shooting and killing two people he attended church with in December. Javier Aragon Ruiz, 55, entered his plea on Tuesday, according to the Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office. He was convicted of two counts of malice murder, two counts of felony murder, four counts of aggravated assault and four weapons charges.

A Lawrenceville man may spend the rest of his life behind bars after admitting to killing two people in a violent attack prosecutors say stemmed from perceived disrespect.

Harvey, 69, purchased the property in 2010—and it served as his primary residence for 10 years, before he upgraded to a larger dwelling.

Have old documents lying around? Keep Walton Beautiful will be hosting Document Destruction Day on from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 9, 2026. What a great way for citizens to clean out those file cabinets. This is only for individual citizens of Walton County, not businesses. The...

A metro Atlanta woman says she had the scare of her life after finishing food deliveries in DeKalb County.