71% of women may decline or delay taking COVID-19 vaccine
As Georgia approach the milestone of 1.5 million doses of coronavirus vaccines being administered, the results of a new survey have some worrying details as to who will and won’t take the vaccine when it comes their time.
As Georgia approach the milestone of 1.5 million doses of coronavirus vaccines being administered, the results of a new survey have some worrying details as to who will and won’t take the vaccine when it comes their time.
'Night to Shine' shines through even during pandemic
Covid canceled a lot of things this year, but it couldn't stop Night to Shine. Local church turns this special needs prom into a drive thru.
Covid canceled a lot of things this year, but it couldn't stop Night to Shine. Local church turns this special needs prom into a drive thru.
I-75 in Cobb County reopens after deadly chain-reaction crash
One person is dead after a fiery chain-reaction crash involving up to as many as 20 vehicles shut down northbound Interstate 75 in Cobb County late Thursday morning. All northbound lanes, including the I-75 Express lanes, were closed between Barrett Parkway and Chastain Road but reopened shortly before 7 p.m.
One person is dead after a fiery chain-reaction crash involving up to as many as 20 vehicles shut down northbound Interstate 75 in Cobb County late Thursday morning. All northbound lanes, including the I-75 Express lanes, were closed between Barrett Parkway and Chastain Road but reopened shortly before 7 p.m.
Marietta residents back the blue at council meeting
A big show of support for police officers with the Marietta Police Department at Wednesday night's city council meeting. The police force has lost several officers recently. Community members tried to convince city leaders that they need to do something before more officers leave.
A big show of support for police officers with the Marietta Police Department at Wednesday night's city council meeting. The police force has lost several officers recently. Community members tried to convince city leaders that they need to do something before more officers leave.
Community members raise concerns over new permit filed by Sterigenics
Community members voiced their concerns about a new air quality permit filed by a Cobb County medical sterilization plant during the second and final public hearing put on by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division.
Community members voiced their concerns about a new air quality permit filed by a Cobb County medical sterilization plant during the second and final public hearing put on by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division.
Nestle unit to open meal delivery hub in Georgia, hiring 250
A meal delivery service owned by Swiss food giant Nestle is opening a distribution center in suburban Atlanta, investing $3.2 million and hiring 250 people.
A meal delivery service owned by Swiss food giant Nestle is opening a distribution center in suburban Atlanta, investing $3.2 million and hiring 250 people.
Marietta City Schools wants to give $1,000 bonuses to every school employee
Employees with Marietta City Schools will be seeing $1,000 bonuses. And it's not just teachers, but for all district employees.
Employees with Marietta City Schools will be seeing $1,000 bonuses. And it's not just teachers, but for all district employees.
January gun sales soar in Georgia
Gun sales are peaking again.
Gun sales are peaking again.
Gov. Kemp frustrated by tight supplies of vaccine in Georgia
As he toured a new mass vaccination site in Atlanta’s suburbs, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Wednesday expressed frustration with tight vaccine supplies.
As he toured a new mass vaccination site in Atlanta’s suburbs, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Wednesday expressed frustration with tight vaccine supplies.
Georgia reaches milestone in COVID-19 vaccinations
Governor Brian Kemp and state health officials announced at a news conference on Wednesday, the state has reached two milestones in the fight against COVID-19. More than one million Georgians have received the COVID-19 vaccine.
Governor Brian Kemp and state health officials announced at a news conference on Wednesday, the state has reached two milestones in the fight against COVID-19. More than one million Georgians have received the COVID-19 vaccine.
Kennesaw offers annual Valentine's Day dance 'to-go' amid pandemic
Crafts, sweets, cards, music playlists, flowers, stuffed animals and more are neatly placed into a $10 “Valentine’s Dance in a Box,” which they’re hoping will help families recreate the city’s longtime tradition in the safety of their homes.
Crafts, sweets, cards, music playlists, flowers, stuffed animals and more are neatly placed into a $10 “Valentine’s Dance in a Box,” which they’re hoping will help families recreate the city’s longtime tradition in the safety of their homes.
Police: Pedestrian injured after serious 2-vehicle crash along busy Smyrna road
Police in Smyrna are investigating a pedestrian accident near Campbell Middle School.
Police in Smyrna are investigating a pedestrian accident near Campbell Middle School.
Weather delays vaccines in Cobb County
Wednesday morning Governor Brian Kemp and Dr. Kathleen Toomey plan to be in Cobb County to give an update on the COVID-19 vaccine distribution. Monday, weather conditions delayed opening the vaccinations at Jim Miller Park.
Wednesday morning Governor Brian Kemp and Dr. Kathleen Toomey plan to be in Cobb County to give an update on the COVID-19 vaccine distribution. Monday, weather conditions delayed opening the vaccinations at Jim Miller Park.
Ambulance hit twice in 1 day, crew still finishes their shift
It was quite a day for a paramedic and EMT from MetroAtlanta Ambulance service. Their ambulance was struck by two cars in two separate wrecks, and that's after they had started their day by rescuing a man from the railroad tracks.
It was quite a day for a paramedic and EMT from MetroAtlanta Ambulance service. Their ambulance was struck by two cars in two separate wrecks, and that's after they had started their day by rescuing a man from the railroad tracks.
Alert CSX engineer stops train, saving homeless man fallen on the tracks in Marietta
An alert CSX train engineer in Marietta was able to save a homeless man who was trapped on the train tracks, according to Marietta police.
An alert CSX train engineer in Marietta was able to save a homeless man who was trapped on the train tracks, according to Marietta police.
Family of teen to file $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against Cobb County police
The attorney for the family of a teen shot and killed by a Cobb County police officer last summer said he plans to file a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against the county.
The attorney for the family of a teen shot and killed by a Cobb County police officer last summer said he plans to file a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against the county.
Hot Wheels experience speeds through Six Flags Over Georgia
Winter just got a whole lot hotter at Six Flags Over Georgia, thanks to the arrival of a new drive-through experience for families.
Winter just got a whole lot hotter at Six Flags Over Georgia, thanks to the arrival of a new drive-through experience for families.
Restaurant owner who sold car to pay employees, may have to shut down
Restaurant owner who sold car to pay employees, on the brink of losing business
Restaurant owner who sold car to pay employees, on the brink of losing business
Church writes letters to those who received hate mail
An Acworth church is showing support to more than a dozen people who received threatening letters. Monday night, some people in the Abernathy Farm subdivision found letters in their mailbox that said "We want this neighborhood just for white people. Out Hispanics. Out Blacks. Out Asians".
An Acworth church is showing support to more than a dozen people who received threatening letters. Monday night, some people in the Abernathy Farm subdivision found letters in their mailbox that said "We want this neighborhood just for white people. Out Hispanics. Out Blacks. Out Asians".
Acworth residents receive threatening letter in mailbox
"It's appalling. It's harassment. It's embarrassing," said Rev. Donald Moore who, along with about a dozen neighbors, received threatening letters in their mail.
"It's appalling. It's harassment. It's embarrassing," said Rev. Donald Moore who, along with about a dozen neighbors, received threatening letters in their mail.