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DULUTH, Ga. - A man wanted out of Texas was arrested in Duluth after being tased by officers during a brief foot chase early Tuesday morning, according to police. What we know: — In a Facebook post, the department stated that the incident happened just after midnight on Tuesday at Abbotts Bridge Park, which was closed

Severe storms caused widespread DeKalb County storm damage, blocking Northern Avenue near I-285 and cutting power during overnight tempests. Severe storms caused extensive damage and flooding across North Georgia, destroying parts of Highway 52 at Hancock Drive in Gilmer County. Crews across North Georgia are working t

The iconic Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is celebrating its 90th birthday this year, and it’s stopping in Gwinnett County to celebrate this week. The Wienermobile will be at Hong Kong Market in Norcross on Friday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The market is at 5495 Jimmy Carter, Boulevard. The Wienermobile is also stopping in Monroe

Strong storms that moved through north Georgia left behind damage and thousands of power outages Wednesday morning.

Gwinnett County school taxes make up a significantly larger portion of property tax bill, but just like the public hearings held on county government taxes last week, virtually no one came out to speak to the county’s Board of Education about their proposed school taxes on Monday. The school board held the first two of

This site plan shows the proposed layout for a Sprouts Farmers Market grocery store and an associated commercial building on a 3.61-acre tract along Brand Road. A Tennessee-based real estate development firm is seeking zoning variances from the city of Loganville to facilitate the project. The Loganville City Council w

The first wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the 2024 BioLab fire has been filed against BioLab and its parent company, KIK Consumer Products. Shamita Johnson filed the lawsuit, alleging that exposure to toxic chemicals released from the company’s Conyers facility caused respiratory injuries that led to the death of

ATLANTA, GA — Georgia law enforcement agencies have seen a growing number of arrests tied to alleged misuse of Flock Safety license plate reader data. The latest case involved a DeKalb County sheriff’s sergeant who was fired, arrested and charged after authorities said he improperly accessed the system.

A routine metro Atlanta theft call turned into something more like a highlight reel for local law enforcement, ending with a suspect in cuffs, a K9 assist and a stack of outstanding warrants. By the time officers sorted it all out, the stolen credit card almost felt like the simplest part of the story.

A Gwinnett County child was reunited with his family after a good Samaritan saw him walking in the middle of a busy road and got him to safety.