Lawrenceville GA

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7-year-old child reported dead days after death

Investigators with the Jones County Sheriff’s Office were in Dekalb County Monday morning to attend the autopsy of a sevenyear- old child due to suspicions about the cause and manner of his death. JCSO Deputy Tabitha Coley was the first one on scene at a residence on Haley Street,...
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DeKalb County police investigating infant’s death

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. - Police are investigating an infant's death in DeKalb County on Tuesday afternoon. Officers arrived at the scene around 3 p.m. to the 300 block of Eastwyck Circle following a report of a possible infant death. Police said detectives and the DeKalb County Medical Examiner's Office responded...
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AROUND TOWN: More parking coming to downtown Lawrenceville

One day it was an office building just off the downtown Lawrenceville square and a day later it was a pile of rubble. The building at the corner of West Crogran Street and Culver Street was razed to make room for more downtown parking. According to City Manager Chuck Warbington the half-acre corner lot is being morphed
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EXPLORING GWINNETT’S HISTORY: Elisha Winn Fair being held this weekend

The Elisha Winn Fair is coming up this Saturday and Sunday. The Fair is held on the grounds of the Elisha Winn House at 908 Dacula Road in Dacula and is free and open to the public, with live music all day, food and craft vendors, historical interpreters, and tours of the house and other historic buildings. In anticipa
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DeKalb County bust yields 20 gang arrests

Federal authorities in DeKalb County announced charges against 20 people, including Goodfellas gang members, for allegedly trafficking drugs and 1,500 guns stolen from shipping facilities in Conley and Macon.
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Philadelphia man convicted of Decatur murders

DeKalb County District Attorney Sherry Boston recently announced a conviction by jury trial and sentencing of a man accused of shooting and killing two people at an extended stay motel in unincorporated Decatur.  . A jury found 39-year-old William Leftenent guilty of two counts of malice murder, four counts of...
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Couple convicted after fake homeless nonprofit took grant money

A federal jury has convicted a couple of fraud in a scheme that prosecutors say took $529,500 in federal grant money from Gwinnett County, one of four local governments that paid their nonprofit.
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Costco Planning Another Metro Atlanta Location in Lawrenceville

LAWRENCEVILLE, GA — Costco could be bringing another massive warehouse store to metro Atlanta, this time in Gwinnett County. The Lawrenceville City Council has approved a rezoning request that would allow Costco to redevelop nearly 20 acres at 2555 University Parkway, located just over two miles north of Lawrenceville
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Lane Kiffin Recruiting: “Neither Snow Nor Rain” Kept Coaches Away From Deuce Geralds In...

A rare snowstorm hit Suwanee, Georgia, in January of 2025, but it did not stop then-Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin from still venturing to Collins Hill High School to visit a prospect. “The school was closed,” Kiffin remembered on Monday at his press conference leading into his No. 10 Tigers...
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Metro Atlanta city considers removing its Flock cameras

“I don't like the idea in general of collecting surveillance and tracking citizens,” Pirkle said.

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