Georgia News

The new year is expected to bring new construction projects to Sugar Hill, including work on the first three legs of a 16.5-mile multi-use trail that will eventually circle the city.

Ten Gainesville High School students were recently selected as the city school system's Governor's Honors nominees.

It's a common phone scam — the caller claims to be a representative of your local police or sheriff's department, and informs you that you've missed jury duty, and must pay a fine over the phone.

More than 103 million Americans, including more than five million Georgians, will travel for the year-end holidays, according to AAA’s Year-End Holiday Travel Forecast.

A Winder man faces a 25 felony counts for allegedly stealing items from vehicles over the span of a few days in several local neighborhoods.

Gwinnett County Police are asking for the public's help identifying a man who allegedly stole several credit cards out of a woman's car and used them at a Buford Walmart.

U.S. Attorney John A. Horn announced Wednesday that the Northern District of Georgia, which includes the federal court in Gainesville, aided in the collection of over $108 million for U.S. taxpayers in the fiscal year ending September 30.

Gwinnett County commissioners on Tuesday gave their approval to a senior living center and neighborhood along Gravel Springs Road in the Buford area, ending a months-long debate between neighbors and developers.

A student at Georgia Gwinnett College in Lawrenceville is suing the school in a challenge to its speech policies.

Atlanta's airport is expecting more than 4.2 million passengers during the current holiday period running through Jan. 3.