Exploring presidential history on the eve of Election Day

We spent the morning exploring Presidential history at the Booth Western Art Museum, which houses a collection of signed letters from every United States President. 

Long-time Bartow middle school teacher killed in crash

A Bartow County middle school teacher was killed in a two-vehicle wreck early Thursday morning, the school system announced.

Investigators looking for man who's been stealing from gaming machines

One man in Bartow County seems to be pressing his luck with those gaming machines found in many convenience stores. Investigators say he's hit several stores, making off with thousands of dollars.

Family asking members of the military to help honor Georgia veteran killed in crash

A Bartow County family is asking veterans to help honor their 19-year-old daughter. Savanna Martin was killed in what deputies said was a suspected DUI crash almost two weeks ago.

Major car crash closes lanes on I-75 NB in Bartow County

All lanes along I-75 northbound along a stretch in Bartow County are closed due to a major wreck Saturday evening, the Georgia Department of Transportation said. 

A night of prayer in one Georgia city in the midst of chaos and violence across the country

In the midst of violence in cities across the country, one group in Cartersville decided to take another path. They gathered on the steps of the old courthouse for a night of worship.

As businesses prepare to reopen, coronavirus survivor urges Georgians to stay home

Allen Owens is among several congregation members who contracted COVID-19 at a Cartersville church in early March. He is back home with his wife Mary now, but worries people are not taking the deadly virus seriously as businesses prepare to reopen across the state.

Cartersville SWAT standoff ends peacefully, 1 in custody

After police located the vehicle, they say the suspect refused to get out of the car, launching the hours-long standoff.

Floyd County man tested positive days after being turned away from hospital

A Floyd County man who has COVID-19 may have accidentally exposed others after originally being sent home from the hospital without being tested.