The family of a recent high school graduate who was stabbed to death at an apartment complex in Suwanee last month is raising the amount of money that is being offered as a reward for information on the teen's murder.

Nhan-Ai Simms was sworn in as Gwinnett's newest Juvenile Court judge, and the first judge of Vietnamese descent in the county's judicial circuit, on Monday.

Gwinnett police have charged Lawrence Gray has been charged with aggravated assault, aggravated battery and felony murder in the death of his girlfriend on Interstate 985 last month.

Gwinnett County police are asking residents for any information they may have about a shooting that occurred on Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road in unincorporated Lawrenceville last week.

Two people were taken to Northside Gwinnett Hospital with serious injuries, and a third person was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital after a shooting that appeared to be drug-related at a small shopping center in the Lilburn area Sunday night.

Gwinnett County police are looking for a man who allegedly took a woman's car on a promise that she would receive a check that never came.

An 18-year-old Loganville woman is facing a homicide charge tied to a fatal accident that occurred in Grayson on the Fourth of July.

For her efforts in responding to the scene last fall, Wilson — who has been employed by the Gwinnett County Police Department for nearly five years — received the Gwinnett Chamber's Gold Medal of Valor Award during a luncheon at the Infinite Energy Forum on Tuesday.

Suwanee police is asking the public for help with an investigation into the death of an 18-year-old who was stabbed at an apartment complex in the city.

Curtis L. Clemons and Keybo Taylor are the two remaining Democrats running for the Sheriff's Office and they will face off in the Aug. 11 runoff. 

Gwinnett police have identified a burned body that was found in a wooded area off Satellite Boulevard in unincorporated Duluth, and released the last known photos of the victim in an attempt to figure out what happened to him.

A motorcycle driver who was injured in an automobile accident in Grayson on the Fourth of July died from his injuries last weekend, according to Gwinnett County police.

Gwinnett County commissioners gave their blessing on Tuesday to pay a half-a-million-dollar settlement to a woman who was seriously injured after county police officer hit her vehicle last year on Interstate 85.

A Lawrenceville man is facing charges of homicide by vehicle in the first degree after state police officials said he ran into and killed a Franklin County deputy who was responding to an accident on Interstate 85.

Gwinnett County police said a burned body which was found in unincorporated Duluth was also shot, prompting investigators to classify it as a homicide case.

Police are seeking information about a suspicious death that occurred at an apartment complex in unincorporated Duluth Sunday morning and is being treated as a homicide.

Gwinnett police are looking for a person who shot the driver of a vehicle as it was getting off Interstate 85 south at Indian Trail Lilburn Road early Sunday morning.

Gwinnett County Medical Examiner Dr. Carol Terry said a man who was involved in an automobile after allegedly fleeing a traffic stop died from injuries he sustained in the crash on Thursday.

Lawrenceville officials announced Tuesday that they will begin enforcing the city's public assembly guidelines again, ending a period where protesters were allowed to demonstrate in the county seat without first getting approval to do so.

A candidate for the Rep. Doug Collins' seat in Congress who, at one time, planned to run for the open Gwinnett County commission chairman seat this year has been arrested and is sitting in the Gwinnett County jail for not surrendering guns and ammunition she'd previously been ordered to turn in.

A Snellville woman has been indicted on on several charges, including conspiracy to defraud the United States, in connection with a theft ring accused of stealing equipment from a U.S. military base in Afghanistan.

A Duluth man accused of altering his former employer's computer records, resulting in a a delay in the shipment of PPE medical supplies to healthcare providers during the COVID-19 novel coronavirus pandemic, has plead guilty, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday.

The two suspects in the murder case of former deputy Felix Cosme have been linked to 15 armed robberies across metro Atlanta and are facing a combined 68 charges, according to Gwinnett County police.

A former Meadowcreek High School swim coach was arrested and charged on Tuesday with two counts of sexual battery against children under 16.

Gwinnett County State Court's criminal proceedings are cancelled through the end of next week because of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus pandemic, county officials have announced.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating the fatal shooting of a 35-year-old Alpharetta man who was shot at a Norcross event hall Sunday.

The Rotary Club of Duluth delivered barbecue dinners from Dreamland Barbecue and homemade desserts to the Duluth Police Department on Saturday.

Evoking memories of violence that broke out in Charlottesville, Va., three years ago over a Confederate monument, Gwinnett County Solicitor General Brian Whiteside filed a complaint in Gwinnett Superior Court this past week to seek the removal of a Confederate monument in Lawrenceville.

Gwinnett County police identified 69-year-old Nancy Carnes Bozeman and 77-year-old Stacy Bozeman as the "older" couple found deceased inside of a Grayson home Wednesday morning.

Gwinnett County police said they found a deceased "older" couple inside the home on the 2100 block of Graystone Parkway in Grayson Wednesday morning.

According to the police report, the suspect of a robbery at a convenience store in unincorporated Lawrenceville allowed a couple of people to go ahead of him in line before he held an employee at gunpoint and demanded all the cash in the register.

Four months after his trial, Gwinnett County police officer Robert McDonald has yet to be sentenced.

Johns Creek City Manager Ed Densmore is inviting city residents, faith leaders, community leaders, city employees and business owners to talk to him early next month about race relations and other issues in the north Fulton city.

The Gwinnett County Sheriffs Office played a role in the arrest of a woman accused of being involved in the burning down of a Wendy's where Rayshard Brooks was killed by Atlanta police earlier this month.

Gwinnett County police are searching for the two suspects of an armed robber in Norcross on June 12.

Law enforcement, local officials, legislators and clergy attended "A Community in Dialogue" at the Buford Community Center Thursday night to discuss necessary actions in light of recent protests over excessive police force.

The Lawrenceville Police Department is searching for suspect who forced entry into a residence in the area of Northdale Road and Shoals Road before entering the bedroom of a female victim and sexually assaulting her. 

Former Atlanta police officer Garrett Rolfe, who faces charges in the fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks, was moved to the Gwinnett County jail Thursday afternoon, just hours after he turned himself in.

Gwinnett police are searching for the driver of a red or maroon late-model Ford Mustang that collided with a motorcycle while making a right turn from Duluth Highway onto Sugarloaf Parkway before fleeing the scene.

Sgt. C. Fusi and Deputy D. Bragg, with the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office, recently secured a hotel room for a man loitering outside the office's headquarters who had found himself with nowhere to sleep after he lost his job due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gwinnett County commissioners voted Tuesday to approve two settlements, worth more than $307,500, with people who were suing officials from the Gwinnett Sheriff's Office in federal court over the actions of the office's Rapid Response Team.

Johns Creek Police Chief Chris Byers, who stirred controversy with a post about the Black Live Matter and local pastors on his personal Facebook page is under investigation and on administrative leave because of new allegations against him.