Marietta GA

A baby boy is OK after the quick thinking of two Smyrna police officers who came to his rescue.

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A TGI Friday’s server at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport received a $500 reward for an act of compassion that went viral on social media. Brittany Bell was presented with the check to celebrate her exceptional service after a video showed her comforting...

Bradley Carlisle is donning the red suit to give children with Down Syndrome a chance to see a Santa Clause who looks like them.

Mario Gamez, 41, of Marietta, is accused of cutting a man's head with a utility knife on Nov. 28 at 4:44 a.m. at a townhouse at 1217 Scripps Court SW in Marietta, according to an arrest warrant from the Marietta Police Department. Gamez is also accused of striking a woman in the face with an open hand using a...

MARIETTA- Students in the Marietta school system, dozens of officers, volunteers and Santa Claus himself went shopping during the Marietta Police Department's annual Shop With a Cop event this week. Sixty elementary school students were invited on a shopping spree at the Walmart near the Big Chicken, chaperoned by a...

Crews are responding to a fire at the Fulton County Jail.

BROOKHAVEN, Ga. - Video from the arrest of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" cast member Erica Banks and driver Amani Dirton was released Friday by the Brookhaven Police Department. Banks, whose given name is Erica Breaux, and Dirton were pulled over Monday at a Chevron station at the corner of Buford Highway and North...

Dillard performed cosmetic dental procedures without a license. A man who promoted himself as “Atlanta’s top veneer specialist” has been indicted on more than 100 criminal counts. Brandon Dillard was charged with performing cosmetic dental procedures without a license and other related offenses. Fulton County...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. In brief: A man has been charged with destruction of evidence after allegedly erasing the contents of his phone before a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agent could search it. It's unclear why CBP wanted to search Atlanta-based activist Samuel Tunick's Google Pixel.

According to police, the driver who died lost control of the vehicle.