Former Woodstock crime analyst arrested for computer trespass, data deletion

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) has arrested Brittany Duncan Page, 41, of Canton, on charges of Computer Trespass and Violation of the Georgia Computer Systems Protection Act.

Cherokee County man gets 37-year sentence for abusing deaf toddler

A Cherokee County man was sentenced to 37 years, with 17 to serve in prison for abusing a 3-year-old deaf and nonverbal child.

Melody Farris trial day 8: Daughter's testimony sheds light on family turmoil

The murder trial of Melody Farris, accused of killing her husband, Gary Farris, and burning his body on their Cherokee County property, continued this week.

Melody Farris trial: Eldest daughter takes stand on day 6

The trial of Melody Farris, the Cherokee County woman accused of killing her husband and burning his body, entered its sixth day on Monday.

Hurricane Milton: Florida evacuees set up camp in Woodstock

The majority of the people staying at Victoria Campground in Woodstock Wednesday night were Hurricane Milton evacuees from Florida.

Atlanta Braves, Chick-fil-A giving away food in Canton

The Atlanta Braves are continuing their efforts to fight food insecurity through the Braves Home Plate Project, presented by Chick-fil-A.

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations in metro Atlanta | 2024

Here is a list of Hispanic Heritage Month events happening in metro Atlanta, where you can join in the celebrations.

Georgia woman sentenced to prison for leaving puppies to die in hot container

Prosecutors say the Georgia woman got annoyed by the puppies' whining and left the animals trapped in a plastic container without food or water. She's now been sentenced to 10 years.

Counting Michigan's 2024 election results will be easier this year, clerk says

There are new methods to vote this cycle and clerks will have an easier time counting mail-in ballots. But some concerns about running the state's election systems remain.

Drive-thru flu shot clinics planned for north Georgia residents

In just a few weeks, people in North Georgia can arm themselves against the flu without ever leaving their cars.