Gainesville police officer recovering after being bitten by fleeing suspect
A Gainesville police officer was recovering Tuesday being bitten while taking a suspect in custody late Monday evening.
A Gainesville police officer was recovering Tuesday being bitten while taking a suspect in custody late Monday evening.
Gainesville police: Woman goes on crime spree armed with pepper spray
Police in Gainesville says a 36-hour crime spree armed old with pepper spray.
Police in Gainesville says a 36-hour crime spree armed old with pepper spray.
'You are needed and loved!' Hall County deputy finds touching note left on patrol car
There is no doubt recent events across the country have put more pressure on law enforcement officers and have even hurt morale among officers.
There is no doubt recent events across the country have put more pressure on law enforcement officers and have even hurt morale among officers.
Sen. Loeffler holds campaign rally in Gainesville
Three months after her last in-person rally, U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler is officially back on the campaign trail.
Three months after her last in-person rally, U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler is officially back on the campaign trail.
5 Georgia men charged with torching police car after protest
Five Georgia men used a peaceful protest against the death of George Floyd as cover to set fire to a specific officer’s marked police car, using a flare gun, authorities said.
Five Georgia men used a peaceful protest against the death of George Floyd as cover to set fire to a specific officer’s marked police car, using a flare gun, authorities said.
Police: Teen's body recovered after disappearing while swimming in Lake Lanier
Crews have found the body of one teenage swimmer who drowned in Lake Lanier.
Crews have found the body of one teenage swimmer who drowned in Lake Lanier.
Gainesville woman organizes fundraiser for poultry plant workers affected by COVID-19
While COVID-19 forced many businesses to close, the poultry plant industry remained intact -- perhaps at the expense of some plant workers’ lives.
While COVID-19 forced many businesses to close, the poultry plant industry remained intact -- perhaps at the expense of some plant workers’ lives.
Gainesville police say mostly peaceful protests despite vandalism to police cars
Several suspects are in custody after police said they vandalized city property following peaceful protests in Gainesville.
Several suspects are in custody after police said they vandalized city property following peaceful protests in Gainesville.
Peruvian family stranded in Georgia due to the coronavirus pandemic
A Peruvian couple has been stranded in Georgia for close to three months because of travel restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A Peruvian couple has been stranded in Georgia for close to three months because of travel restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Cause of fire that left 2 homeless in Hall County under investigation
Fire officials in Hall County are investigating a fire that tore through a house on Tuesday afternoon leaving two homeless.
Fire officials in Hall County are investigating a fire that tore through a house on Tuesday afternoon leaving two homeless.
Falcons re-open facility to limited operational staff members
Only 15 workers were allowed at the Falcons' Flowery Branch facility for its re-opening Tuesday, but it was a start.
Only 15 workers were allowed at the Falcons' Flowery Branch facility for its re-opening Tuesday, but it was a start.
Police: 2-year-old pedestrian hit and killed
A 2-year-old child died Saturday after being hit in the driveway of a home Saturday, Gainesville police confirmed.
A 2-year-old child died Saturday after being hit in the driveway of a home Saturday, Gainesville police confirmed.
GBI: Suspect arrested on child sex charges
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced the arrest of a man in connection with the sexual exploration of a child.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced the arrest of a man in connection with the sexual exploration of a child.
Fire destroys Gainesville family's home and belongings
Mandy Dale, her mother, and five children lost all of their belongings when a fire broke out in one of the bedrooms.
Mandy Dale, her mother, and five children lost all of their belongings when a fire broke out in one of the bedrooms.
Missing Oakwood woman found after disappearing from assisted living facility
Oakwood police found a woman who disappeared from an assisted living facility.
Oakwood police found a woman who disappeared from an assisted living facility.
Law enforcement officers helping celebrate birthdays amid social distancing
Law enforcement agencies across the state are serving as surprise guests at birthday parties, hampered by social distancing.
Law enforcement agencies across the state are serving as surprise guests at birthday parties, hampered by social distancing.
Cause of Hall County mobile home fire under investigation
Firefighters in Hall County said it took less than 20 minutes to knock down a mobile home fire Friday afternoon.
Firefighters in Hall County said it took less than 20 minutes to knock down a mobile home fire Friday afternoon.
Georgia dairy farm hit hard due to the Coronavirus
Glo-Crest Dairy Farm in Hall County has been hit hard due to the impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Glo-Crest Dairy Farm in Hall County has been hit hard due to the impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Arrest made in early morning Hall County shooting injuring 3
Police in Hall County have made an arrest in an early morning shooting of three people on Tuesday.
Police in Hall County have made an arrest in an early morning shooting of three people on Tuesday.
Farmers worry who will pick GA fruits and vegetables during pandemic
Georgia farmers worry the COVID-19 pandemic could leave them in the worst spot imaginable: bumper crops… but not enough migrant workers to help bring in those fruits and vegetables.
Georgia farmers worry the COVID-19 pandemic could leave them in the worst spot imaginable: bumper crops… but not enough migrant workers to help bring in those fruits and vegetables.


















