Bryan Pirkle

Dep. Stephen Wilbanks with the Hall Co. Sheriff's Office joined the Afternoon News Wrap this week, sharing news about a luncheon and dinner that was provided for the sheriff's office by an anonymous donor who was looking to do a good deed for local law enforcement.

This week, the Afternoon News Wrap called on Gabriel Shippy, an official with the Hall Co. Democratic Party, Young Democrats of Hall Co. and Young Democrats of Ga., who shared his opinion on the DNC and the party's outlook heading toward the November elections.

With the November presidential elections just around the corner, the Afternoon News Wrap called on the University of North Georgia's Carl Cavalli, a professor of political science at the school's Dahlonega campus, to discuss the potential role that millennial voters will play in deciding the future of the country.

A recently-released study shows that only 26% of the country's millennials are currently marriage, a stark contrast to the 48% of baby boomers who were married at the same point in their lives.

The Georgia State Patrol is investigating a fatal single-vehicle wreck that occurred Tuesday evening in Banks County.

Georgians head back to the polls on Tuesday to settle primary runoff elections, including several in northeast Georgia.

Police in suburban Atlanta say a child is safe after the infant's father barricaded the both of them inside a residence during a standoff with police.

President of the Lake Lanier Convention and Vistor's Bureau, Stacy Dickson, says local businesses are embracing a popular mobile phone game to bring in customers.

Gwinnett County authorities now believe that a Wednesday afternoon house fire in Sugar Hill was ignited intentionally.

After Johns Creek authorities warned parents of the recent seizure of 20 pounds of THC-laced candy, the Afternoon News Wrap called on the help of the Georgia Poison Control Center's managing director to discuss the potentially-harmful issue.