Old Milton Parkway remains closed Wednesday afternoon, June 3, after a car crashed into a utility pole and knocked down power lines, according to authorities.

The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office is seeking funding for new radio systems and camera software to better ensure school safety.

In one of many events scheduled by Roswell to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, Kermit Roosevelt, great-great grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt, spoke March 1, reflecting on his family’s Sout...

Rep. Brad Thomas discusses regulating Georgia data centers to balance tech growth, energy demand, jobs, and community impact amid debate over zoning and expansion.

The Roswell City Council voted unanimously Feb. 9 to terminate its contract with economic development consulting firm Seer World.

City officials gathered in Adairsville Jan. 20-22 for Roswell’s annual leadership conference where the mayor and City Council were briefed on departmental goals and policy decisions for the year ahead...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is reportedly raiding a Fulton County elections warehouse in Union City, in South Fulton. Authorities have not said what prompted the operation or what records or m...

A Fulton County judge has ordered Sandy Springs to produce documents it withheld from Appen Media Group, granting the newspaper’s motion in an ongoing public records lawsuit with the city.

An Alpharetta woman was arrested on a driving under the influence charge after her SUV crashed into an Alpharetta police traffic stop Jan. 17, damaging two patrol vehicles, police said.

On the eve of a winter storm, volunteers donned coats and beanies. Their mission: get an accurate count of Fulton County’s homeless population by offering them warm meals, toiletry kits

The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. resounded in the hearts of the hundreds who marched from St. James Community Church, down Academy Street to Alpharetta City Hall Jan. 19.

After the Great Recession, Steve Beecham found himself at a crossroads. For the Alpharetta mortgage broker, the global market decline of 2007-2009 meant a dramatic dip in business.

Green Street is now a one-way road for southbound traffic running toward the site of the Roswell’s new parking deck.

Roswell became the latest Georgia city to place a moratorium on data centers, Jan. 12. It was among the first official acts by the city’s reconstituted governing body that includes

Forsyth County is looking toward a partnership with the school district to aid cost saving efforts for its public transit fleet.

For 75 years, the Roswell Garden Club has been rooted in the city’s history with past and current members committed to community beautification.

A Sandy Springs sergeant was demoted after helping his girlfriend cheat on an Alpharetta police Taser exam, according to reports obtained by Appen Media.

Appen Media has launched GeorgiaPress.com, a new site focused on in-depth Georgia political coverage, elections and policy, with statewide reporting, a weekly newsletter and the Georgia Politics Podca...

Tons of construction on roadway improvements, undying support for public safety and a celebration of the city’s 20th anniversary define 2025 in Sandy Springs.

The Milton City Council will take action on a proposed text amendment altering AG-1 zoning requirements and others during its Jan. 5 meeting.

More than six years ago, 17-year-old Mercedes Chico-Sims was found dead at a Roswell pool near her Johns Creek home.

For the first time in four years, the Dunwoody City Council passed a balanced budget for the coming year. City leaders also designating a chunk of its nearly $30 million

The Cottage School welcomed Laura Numeroff, the award-winning author of the children’s classic, “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,” for a special chat Nov. 5 with elementary students.

Delta Community Credit Union announced plans to open a new branch in Roswell by summer 2026, marking its fourth location in North Fulton County.

Members of Arts Alpharetta dropped off about 100 boxes of art supplies to Summit and Dolvin elementary schools Dec. 18. Wrapped in colorful bows, the boxes contain crayons, markers, paper,

The Sandy Springs City Council passed a resolution Dec. 16 to rename a park in southeast Sandy Springs as Tibby DeJulio Park at Windsor Meadows, honoring the councilman's 20 years

Cambridge High School basketball teams hosted their third annual “Hotcakes and Hoops” fundraiser Dec. 20, inviting the public to share a breakfast and get active on the court with the

The Spanish Club at Johns Creek High School continued its three-year-long tradition of partnering with Post 201 of the American Legion to donate candy to American soldiers stationed abroad.

Siena, a restaurant offering a bold fusion of Mediterranean and Italian cuisine, opened Dec. 20 in Alpharetta, giving food enthusiasts a chance to gather around soulful dishes.

Johns Creek is preparing for a second round of radar analysis at the historic Macedonia Cemetery to map the locations of unmarked graves.

The construction behind Johns Creek City Hall is starting to look less like work in progress and more like the recreational and community anchor point officials have envisioned.

The city’s collection of public art is growing with the addition of two sculptures outside the Spruill Center for the Arts on Chamblee Dunwoody Road.

The Roswell Unlimited Possibilities Center underwent multiple repairs Dec. 14 thanks to the Knights of Columbus Council #13217 from St. Peter Chanel Catholic Church.

The Dunwoody City Council denied its second drive-thru permit of the month Dec. 15 with a 4-3 vote, sending a message to developers about the city’s long-term plans.

Cumming Police Chief P.J. Girvan became the first person in the department’s history to complete the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s National Academy.

Veterans’ gravesites across North Fulton County were adorned with wreaths Dec. 13 as family and community members honored fallen American soldiers on Wreaths Across America Day.

The Fulton County Commission approved a $7.44 million contract Dec. 17 with LifeLine Animal Project, renewing its shelter services agreement while tasking the Fulton County Police with field work.

The Blessed Trinity Titans won the 4A flag football state championship Dec. 16 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, avenging a regular season loss to Milton with a 21-20 double overtime victory.

Crowds braved chilly weather Dec. 12 and 13 for a weekend festival celebrating Lights on the Loop along Alpharetta’s Alpha Loop.

After months of preparation, the jail in Alpharetta is back in action. City officials marked the reopening Dec. 15 with a ribbon cutting in what had been the Fulton County

A Dec. 10 public information meeting on relocating Roswell’s Fire Station No. 27 grew contentious as nearby residents stated repeatedly that East Roswell Park should be out of consideration.

Roswell’s football season ended Dec. 11 with a 49-28 loss in the semi-finals of the 5A state tournament to Thomas County Central.

Commuters and residents along Old Roswell Road can expect a full helping of resurface work next year after the Roswell Committees of Council advanced a list of projects spanning 12.2

The Dunwoody City Council will vote on a drive-thru permit for a new Zaxby's near the Ashford Lane outdoor mall Dec. 15 before reviewing momentum toward goals laid out during

Brandon and Ray Wooldridge, the father and son who own Big Play Entertainment Atlanta, picked a spot in Dunwoody after a tornado demolished the family’s business outside of Nashville.

The Dunwoody Garden Club sponsored nationally known ecologist, author and professor Doug Tallamy to speak about the importance of native plants and what people can do to help their ecosystem.