ALPHARETTA — Police in Alpharetta have taken a suspect into custody in the robbery of a Bank of America last Friday. Tuesday afternoon Alpharetta detectives, with the assistance of the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Dunwoody Police Department, took 39-year-old Manbir Minhas of Dunwoody into custody without incident a short distance from his home following […]
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Missing Person Alert: Search underway for 43-year-old man last seen in Lawrenceville
LAWRENCEVILLE — The Gwinnett County Police Department is asking for the public’s help locating Logan McCaskill Jr., a 43-year-old man last seen in Lawrenceville. On Dec. 30, McCaskill traveled with his father from Yemassee, South Carolina, to make deliveries for the Allied Moving Company at 750 Progress Industrial Boulevard in Lawrenceville. When McCaskill and his […]
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29 People displaced after fire at Duluth apartment complex
DULUTH — Gwinnett County Firefighters say 29 people have been displaced just before the new year after a fire claimed their apartment building Dec. 30. Firefighters were dispatched at 8:38 p.m. to a report of a fire at the Landmark at Bella Vista Apartments at 4015 Satellite Boulevard NW in unincorporated Duluth. Multiple callers to […]
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Parking spaces in downtown Roswell will become paid parking Jan. 2
ROSWELL — Several on-street parking spaces on Elizabeth Way and part of Canton Street in downtown Roswell will be converted to paid parking spaces Jan. 2. The conversion to paid parking is designed to discourage long-term parking, a challenge identified by several downtown business owners who brought the issue to Roswell’s mayor and city council. […]
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Light up magic wands recalled after child swallows battery
The Recall: About 56,000 Light Up-Magic Wands have been recalled due to an ingestion and choking hazard. The recall includes a fuchsia colored Toysmith Light-Up Magic Wand topped with a star that flashes and makes noise. The recalled wands have a manufacturing date code printed in white on the bottom portion of the wand. Only […]
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$11,000 worth of mowers stolen from Hall County business
GAINESVILLE — Sheriff’s department officials in Hall County are trying to unravel a case that stretches from Gainesville to Cincinnati, Ohio. They are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying one of the suspects. “Details are sketchy, but here’s what we know. A suspect or suspects posed as an employee(s) of a construction company with […]
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John Lewis heralded as a hero on heels of pancreatic cancer announcement
Georgia’s 5th Congressional District Representative John Lewis recently learned from doctors that he must undergo treatment for pancreatic cancer. In a statement released this afternoon, the 79-year-old Congressman vowed to fight cancer just as he has fought other battles in his life and said he plans to continue serving in Congress. Below is Lewis’ statement […]
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2019 In Georgia: The heartbeat bill and the new governor were at the top of the news
In 2019, Georgia swore in a new governor, said goodbye to a senator who was known for his bipartisanship, welcomed the Super Bowl to Atlanta, and grappled with a controversial new law. Here is a look back at the year we had. Battle over a heartbeat Georgia’s legislative session was dominated by a controversial “heartbeat […]
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Measles and Ethylene Oxide were among the top health concerns of 2019 in Georgia
From waivers to toxic pollution to disease outbreaks, Georgia experienced an eventful year in health care. Here is our list of the Top 10 health care stories in 2019. Let us know what we got right – and what we missed! 1. Gov. Brian Kemp unveiled proposals to offer more people Medicaid coverage and improve private […]
