SUV driver dies in one-vehicle wreck
Lilburn Police responded to a fatal one-vehicle accident on Tuesday afternoon on southbound Highway 29 and Indian Trail-Lilburn Road.
Neighbor dispute brings SWAT team out
The Gwinnett County Police SWAT team was called to 1200 Spring Branch Court on Sunday evening after a domestic dispute turned into one neighbor pulled out a shotgun, then refused to leave his house.
Gas leak closes Stone Mountain intersection
A gas leak at Rockbridge Road and West Park Place in Stone Mountain temporarily shut down power in the area on Monday afternoon.
Armed Waffle House robbers lead cops on 3-mile chase, shootout
Armed robbers hit a Norcross Waffle House Saturday morning, then lead police on high speed chase into a Home Depot.
Chamber passes immigration resolution
The Gwinnett Chamber passed an immigration resolution at its April meeting.
Argument leads to hit-and-run spree in crowded parking lot
A woman reportedly hit the vehicle of the father of her child with her own car multiple times in a crowded parking lot Saturday night, then fled the scene.
Police shoot, kill home invasion suspect
A robbery suspect was shot by police and later died after the altercation Monday at Woodland Ridge Apartments in unincorporated Norcross, police said.
Suwanee adds to art collection
Suwanee announced two additions to its art collection this week, including a People's Choice winner.
Driver Services employee arrested on ID theft, fraud
A Department of Driver Services employee was arrested and then fired after being charged with identity theft and theft by deception by Norcross Police.
Commissioner: Land deal suit 'infuriating'
Gwinnett County Commission John Heard responded to a lawsuit filed in Fulton County Superior Court that mentioned his name regarding a state contract and property on Grayson Highway.
After months of preparation, Greater Gwinnett Championship set to begin
The first round of the Greater Gwinnett Championship is scheduled to begin on Friday, but there is a 90 percent chance of rain in the area forecast.
Snellville Police warns residents of tree worker scam
Snellville Police warns residents to be aware of people coming to homes to talk about bogus tree work to lure residents out of the home, and then gain entry.
Caddie 101: Writer gets unique perspective of Champions Tour
Staff writer Keith Farner caddied for Champions Tour Player Esteban Toledo on Wednesday morning during the Greater Gwinnett Championship Pro-Am at TPC Sugarloaf.
Loganville mayor, 69, remembered as visionary
Former Loganville mayor Ray Nunley passed away Tuesday afternoon after a battle with cancer. The city will lower flags at half-staff.
Local runners unite to support Boston Marathon victims
Nearly 50 runners came to Fleet Feet Sports in Lawrenceville on Tuesday to honor those impacted by the bombings on Monday at the Boston Marathon.
Georgia improves in obesity rankings
A new report shows Georgia is no longer second in the country in childhood obesity. The state has moved up to 17th in the country as the report suggests a 5 percent drop in obese children in the state.
Suwanee indie film series wraps up Monday
The final film in the monthly independent film circuit series is scheduled to be shown on Monday at the Movie Tavern in Suwanee.
Duluth man worked as Hollywood stunt double in "42" movie
A Duluth man who played in the minor leagues in the Chicago Cubs worked as a stunt double for the Jackie Robinson character in the movie "42," which opened on Friday. His day job is owning and running a baseball facility.
Young inventors impress seniors, advance to world festival
A group of 11- to 13-year-olds won a state competition in January and had a sendoff party on Friday to leave for the First Lego League World Festival later this month in St. Louis. One invention they made was a wedge-shaped cushion that helps senior citizens get out of chairs easily.
Fire causes damage to 50 percent of Loganville home
Gwinnett firefighters responded to an accidental fire at a Loganville home on Thursday night, which caused damage to about 50 percent of the home.
Severe weather hits Gwinnett
Gwinnett is bracing for bad weather tonight.
SWAT team, task force raids heroin, cocaine house
Members of the Gwinnett Metro Task Force hit a house on Ezzard Street in Lawrenceville on Thursday and arrested five people on drug charges in a house that had heroin, cocaine, marijuana and stolen guns.
98 suspects targeted in child porn investigation
Gwinnett County Police officers were involved in a three-month investigation of child porn crimes. Search warrants were executed on Wednesday in 37 Georgia counties.
Firefighters rescued, suspect dead in standoff
One man is dead and a Gwinnett police officer and four firefighters are wounded after the SWAT team ended a hostage situation in Suwanee on Wednesday evening.
Tripp leaves hospital again
Tripp Halstead left the hospital on Wednesday for the second time in 10 days. The toddler who recently had his gallbladder removed more than five months since he suffered a critical brain injury.
Best-selling author Stuart Woods visits Aurora
Best-selling author Stuart Woods held a book signing and question and answer session on Tuesday at the Aurora Theatre to discuss his more than 50 books and his characters.
Domestic dispute leads cops to 87 marijuana plants
A domestic dispute brought Snellville Police officers to a home on Mornington Lane where they found a significant marijuana operation.
GMC-Duluth earns accreditation
Gwinnett Medical Center-Duluth received an accreditation for echocardiography, which offers early detection of life-threatening heart disorders.
Mortgage lender announces new group VP
Southeast Mortgage, a full service Georgia lender, has announced a new vice president to lead a new office in Gwinnett.
Police: Home Depot supervisor steals $2,000 worth of merchandise
A Decatur woman, a supervisor at a Home Depot store in Snellville, allegedly stole more than $2,000 in merchandise from the store, including a ceiling fan, weed eaters and a pressure washer.
Pollen count skyrockets to season high
Pollen figures topped 2,000 for the first time this spring, and seasonal allergy sufferers may notice symptoms on higher count days.
Truck loses load of steel, causes Buford Highway to close
A truck that lost its load of steel in Suwanee on Monday caused Buford Highway to be closed for a few hours.
Gas leak causes Duluth businesses to evacuate
Several businesses were evacuated and Peachtree Industrial Boulevard was closed for about two and a half hours on Monday following a gas line leak.
Copelands to speak at Salvation Army event
Andy and Aimee Copeland are scheduled to be featured speakers at a fundraising luncheon with the Salvation Army later this month.
Intoxicated Winder man sets fire to apartment
A Winder man admitted he set fire to an apartment building following an argument with the landlord. He was charged with arson and criminal damage to property.
Popular heart screening event to boost awareness for children
A nonprofit organization from Philadelphia has partnered with local cardiologists to put on a heart screening event to check student athletes for possible abnormalities. The issues attracted attention locally after recent heart-related tragedies in Buford.
Australian artist paints Norcross trees blue
An Australian artist and a group of volunteers painted trees in Norcross' Thrasher Park an "electric blue" to call attention to global deforestation.
Lawrenceville woman found after Mattie's Call issued
A Mattie's Call wasl issued late Friday night for a Lawrenceville woman. She was found about four hours later outside her home.
Basketball fans gather to help homeless
About 200 volunteers, many in town to root on their basketball teams in the Final Four, partnered with the Atlanta Dream and Lift Up Atlanta, an organization that helps feed the homeless, to sort and package meals and supplies for the homeless on Saturday morning.
Suwanee Arts in the Park deadline soon
Suwanee's Arts in the Park festival returns on May 18. Vendor and exhibitor applications are due by the end of April for the hands-on event.
Officers discuss gun safety during seminar
A sold out crowd attended a Gwinnett County Police seminar on Thursday night about gun safety and laws about carrying guns and deadly force.
Man wanted for Lilburn arson suicide attempt now in Afghanistan
A warrant has been filed for a Lilburn man accused of first degree arson related to a fire in early February in the 700 block of Stacey Court in Lilburn.
Tripp to have 13th surgery
Tripp Halstead will have a 13th surgery on Friday, but this time it's considered "minor" to remove his gall bladder.
Party scuffle leads to hit-and-run injury
An altercation at a party, when a Buford man fled the scene with another man hanging from the car, led to a serious injury for an Auburn woman.
Firefighters use chainsaws, axes to battle Buford blaze
A Buford house fire believed to have started from the furnace under the house caused heavy damage, but no injuries were reported.
Archer student charged with taking gun to track meet
An Archer High School sophomore allegedly brought a 9mm gun to a track meet on Saturday at Parkview High School.
Police: 79-year-old man wanted for stealing bulldozer
Gwinnett Police are looking for a man they believe stole a bulldozer and left it along Interstate 985 overnight in Buford.
Man charged with DUI with 4 children in car
A Fairburn man was arrested on Interstate 85 for DUI and child endangerment after he allegedly drove erratically with four children in the car.
Doctors look for answers about Tripp's inflamed organs
Tripp Halstead remained in the hospital on Tuesday as he suffered from an inflamed pancreas, gall stones and elevated liver enzymes
Anglers eager for fishing season to kick into high gear
As the weather warms up, spring becomes one of the best times of year to fish around Gwinnett.
