Atlanta nonprofit crowdsources rental assistance
ATLANTA - Jonna Harvey was looking for a fresh start when she and her two boys moved to Atlanta from Florida. She took up...
Ga. lawmaker aims to shut down school zone speed cameras
State Rep. Dale Washburn, R-Macon, tells the FOX 5 I-Team he'll try to put an end to automated school zone speed cameras next year...
Family of Cobb County inmate who died want answers
The family of Clara Palmer, who died while in custody at the Cobb County Jail just days before Christmas, want to know how it...
Iconic Atlanta eateries calling it quits What’s next for city’s dining scene
ATLANTA - As 2024 winds down, the restaurant industry in Atlanta is facing a mixed bag. While some beloved spots are shuttering their doors,...
Video shows arrests of 3 murder suspects in 30 days
Cobb County police have released video of three separate arrests in three separate murder cases, all within the last month. The department is touting...
Police: Gwinnett suspect in ex-wife’s shooting death still at large after his car found...
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - The car believed to have been driven by a suspect in the Norcross shooting death of his ex-wife...
Union protest against Amazon on pause for the holidays Where it stands
ALPHARETTA, Ga. - Protests against Amazon have paused for the holidays, but the Teamsters Union is not backing down in its ongoing battle with...
No. 2: Cobb’s Home Rule Map is Unconstitutional, New Elections Ordered
Editor’s note: The MDJ counts down the Top 10 local stories of 2024 as determined by newsroom staff. Today’s installment is No. 2....
2 ‘LOTTO’ gang members plead guilty to human trafficking after 5 women rescued
Two women named in an indictment against eight gang members have pleaded guilty and been sentenced to prison for their part in a...
Cobb Approves Hotel, Mixed-Use Development
The Cobb County Board of Commissioners has unanimously approved a 490,000-square-foot mixed-use development with retail, restaurants, apartments and a hotel on Cobb Parkway....
