Timothy Campbell was arrested by the GBI on multiple counts related to child sexual exploitation, following an investigation initiated by reports of his online interactions with minors.

Gwinnett County Police Department confirmed that the missing 35-year-old Ethel Elizabeth Cruce from Snellville has been safely located. Details of her disappearance remain undisclosed.

Athens hosts a "Journey Through Black History Tour," a two-hour bus tour highlighting the resilience and impact of the local Black community on February 23.

Fayetteville has shared the Town Hall presentation on Georgia House Bill 581 online, detailing its effect on municipal finances for residents to review.

The Snellville Police received a $58,231.68 grant for DUI enforcement from the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.

SWAT team responds to incident in Gwinnett County; Denzel Thompson arrested on multiple charges after allegedly firing at officers during a search warrant execution.

Gwinnett County is set to begin renovations and expansion of the Dacula Park Activity Building, with a groundbreaking ceremony planned for February 11.

The Georgia House passed a $40.5 billion budget including extra funds for Hurricane Helene relief and preparations for Super Bowl 2028, with some contrasts to Governor Kemp's proposals.

Cracker Barrel resists raising egg prices amid bird flu spikes, offers double points on egg dishes, while Waffle House adds a 50-cent surcharge per egg.

FREYR Battery has canceled plans for a $2.6 billion plant in Georgia, affecting local job prospects and economic growth, despite state efforts to recover invested funds.

Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger advocates for improvements to the federal SAVE program and seeks to end a lawsuit against Georgia's election law to enhance voter confidence and election integrity.

Two more measles cases are confirmed in Atlanta; both patients are unvaccinated relatives of a January case. Health officials urge vaccination and vigilance.

An unattended bag at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport caused a temporary closure and evacuation until it was secured by EOD units; normal operations resumed soon after.