I-75NB Bartow crash: Lanes reopen after early morning crash
All northbound lanes of Interstate 75 northbound in Bartow County near Acworth were closed on Wednesday morning because of a crash involving multiple vehicles.
FBI raids Bartow County flooring manufacturer in 'labor trafficking investigation'
FBI Atlanta and other law enforcement members raided Wellmade Industries, a flooring manufacturing company in Cartersville, on Wednesday afternoon. Officials said this came as part of a multi-year investigation into labor trafficking.
Backlash over proposed data center near Adairsville
Residents in Bartow County are expressing major concerns about a proposed data center in their area.
Georgia Southern University football player, 18, dies after cancer battle
The Georgia Southern University community is mourning the loss of athlete Tay McKibbins, who passed away after a battle with cancer.
Woodstock High School runner hospitalized after getting hit by discus during track meet
Woodstock High School long distance runner Xander Garanzuay was hit in the head by a discUs and knocked unconscious during a track meet over the weekend.
Cartersville hosts 4th annual Black History Parade and Pop-Up
Bartow County residents gathered Saturday for Cartersville’s fourth annual Black History Parade and Pop‑Up.
14-year-old shot, killed in Cartersville
A 14-year-old boy in Cartersville was fatally shot on Monday.
Red Tesla leads to arrest: Suspect in custody after Cartersville road rage shooting
A man was arrested on Valentine’s Day after a road rage shooting in Cartersville.
George Washington Carver Park: A historic legacy on Lake Allatoona
George Washington Carver Park, located on the shores of Lake Allatoona, holds a significant place in history.
Metro Atlanta student accused of hiding guns, ammo in high school bathroom
A Cartersville High School student is facing charges after police say he shot up a car before class and then tried to hide two firearms in one of the school's bathrooms.
Booth Western Art Museum honoring former President Jimmy Carter
The Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville has joined the nation in mourning the loss of former President Jimmy Carter, honoring his memory with a special tribute in its Carolyn and James Millar Presidential Gallery.
Cartersville High cheerleaders shocked by vandalism, racial slur
Cheerleaders and their families at Cartersville High School are reeling after discovering obscene graffiti and a racial slur in the school.
Truck driver leads multi-agency high-speed chase after refusing to move from emergency lane
A wild chase unfolded Wednesday afternoon involving multiple law enforcement agencies and a semi-truck.
Bartow County farm animals face long recovery after deadly barn fire
A fire that tore through a barn in Bartow County last week has left a farm's animals with a long road to recovery.
Bartow County man charged with murdering woman, wrapping her body in blanket, sheriff says
A Bartow County man has been charged with disturbing, violent crimes linked to the death of a woman in Cartersville.
Men Opposing Sex Trafficking breaks world record with 121-hour softball game
The Men Opposing Sex Trafficking (MOST) team has broken the world record for the longest softball game.
Men Opposing Sex Trafficking 49 hours from softball world record
A marathon softball game at Dellinger Park in Cartersville is making headlines as players attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the longest continuous softball game.
Men Opposing Sex Trafficking to attempt world record for longest softball game in Georgia
Men Opposing Sex Trafficking (MOST) will make a second attempt to break the world record for the “longest marathon softball game” from Sept. 17-22 at Dellinger Park in Cartersville.
Adairsville Middle School mourns the loss of beloved STEM teacher 'Mr. Cool'
Alan Cook, who served at the school since 2018, was a STEM connections teacher, robotics coach, and a key figure in the school’s science and technology programs.
Convicted felon sentenced to prison for shooting at Cartersville Circle K
Prosecutors say the convicted felon broke into a Cartersville store, stole a handgun, went to a nearby gas station, and started firing shots. He'll now spend more than 18 years behind bars.