Gwinnett County is scheduled to be delivered its new electronic voting machines and other election equipment worth just over $7.4 million starting next Friday.

Sheriff's candidate Curtis Clemons announces several endorsements while State Sen. Zahra Karinshak receives the backing of a Massachusetts congressman and Sheriff's candidate Ben Haynes levels criticism at Sheriff Butch Conway over the indictment of a former deputy.

State legislators from Gwinnett County on both sides of the aisle agree the Quality Basic Education funding formula needs to be updated, but they don't all agree how what a modified formula should look like.

Lilburn voters will have to choose a new mayor and councilman in a special election this year after Mayor Johnny Crist resigned to run for a seat in the Georgia General Assembly, city officials announced Tuesday.

Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge Angela D. Duncan's swearing in at the state Capitol on Thursday was a history-making moment because she is Gwinnett County's first openly gay Superior Court judge. 

Gwinnett County's $1.84 billion 2020 budget features 179 new positions, including 150 new public safety positions.

District Attorney Danny Porter has made up his mind with regards to the party he'll be affiliated with when seeking re-election in 2020. 

Former Snellville City Councilman Roger Marmol announces he's leaving the GOP to join the Democratic Party and state legislators announce their final town hall meeting before the 2020 legislative session.

As the 2020 election cycle looms this year, District Attorney candidate Wesley Person is laying out his vision on how to handle crime and drug issues in Gwinnett County.

Patsy Austin-Gatson, who is one of the Democrats running for district attorney this year, has a lengthy resume with 30 years of experience as an attorney. 

A state Senate study committee has released a report recently on how to approach the electric scooter issue that is expected to become the starting point for a bill lawmakers will consider during the 2020 session that kicks off Jan. 13.

Six people on Georgia Trend magazine's new "100 Influential Georgians" list have ties to Gwinnett County.

Part of a site and near Northeast Georgia Medical Center's Braselton campus that was once expected to be used for a major mixed use-development on Gwinnett-Hall county line may end being used for a 308-unit gated retirement community instead, according to Gwinnett County documents.

The first day of 2020 is not only the first day of a new year, but also the first day of David Still's tenure as Lawrenceville's new mayor. 

Lucky Premium Treats has submitted a special use permit application to operate the 22,628-square foot meat processing plant in an existing facility on the 1200 block of Oakbrook Drive. 

Kelly Loeffler's introduction to the Senate next month will be a little different from the typical experience freshmen senators usually face.

Gwinnett Commissioner Jace Brooks finished quality of life and social issues training, Nabilah Islam picks up endorsements in the 7th Congressional District and Stacey Abrams is coming to Gwinnett in January.

A large residential community with townhomes and apartments could be coming to the corner of McGinnis Ferry and Lawrenceville-Suwanee roads near Suwanee.

Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge Kathryn Schrader and two men tied to an unusual courthouse computer trespassing case are set to go on trial in early February.

Democratic organization Run for Something has endorsed candidates for county commission and state legislative seats that represent parts of Gwinnett County while U.S. Sen. David Perdue announces a committee shakeup and Georgia Senate District 48 candidate Matt Reeves announces a fundraising milestone.

An effort to break a stigma of opioid abuse, and to encourage addicts to begin recovery programs, has picked up support of five members of Georgia's Congressional Delegation — including all three of Gwinnett's congressmen.

The developer behind the sprawling Exchange at Gwinnett development near Coolray Field and the Mall of Georgia cleared their latest hurdle in getting a Tax Allocation District designation for the site Thursday night.

Wednesday's vote in the U.S. House of Representative to impeach President Donald Trump split the chamber along party lines, so it probably isn't too surprising that Gwinnett's three congressmen were divided on the matter.

On the same day that the U.S. House of Representatives voted, largely long party lines, to impeachment President Donald Trump, a group of Republican state senators in Georgia filed a resolution condemning the move.

U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall, R-Ga., warned his colleagues on the House Rules Committee on Tuesday that future generations of Americans may not be kind to them when they look back at the impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.

There were calls at this past week's budget hearing for county leaders to put money in Gwinnett's proposed $1.83 billion 2020 budget to operate warming shelters.

Hoschton's embattled mayor — and its city administrator — were both out Saturday in a major shake up in the city's leadership that comes months after a scandal involving the mayor's handling of a minority applicant for the administrator position.

On Tuesday, county commissioners approved a nearly $1.17 million contract with Peach State Construction Company to build a roundabout at the intersection of Constitution boulevard and Nash Street.

U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Ga., voted in favor of articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump in this past week's vote in the U.S. House Judiciary Committee.

The Snellville City Council passed an ordinance amendment Monday to mandate business owners must warn drivers that their vehicles could be "booted" if they park in that business' parking lot.