No injuries reported as maintenance building catches fire in Marietta.

A stuck accelerator is being blamed for a Sunday morning incident that left a vehicle embedded in a Lawrenceville restaurant.

The family of Alfred Real, the 8-year-old Gwinnett boy who suffered severe burns over his body in an accident, will be holding a benefit concert Saturday at Moon Shadow Tavern.

Eight-year-old Adrian Dukes loves to swim and go horseback riding, but enjoying summer outdoors is far from a given.

Thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses are expected to attend the denomination's district convention at the Arena at Gwinnett Center this weekend.

The Gwinnett County Sheriff's deputy who mistakenly charged Commission Chairman Charles Bannister with drunken driving last week had misjudged DUI cases twice before.

A delivery van winds its way from Kanoheda Elementary in Lawrenceville to a modest apartment complex a few blocks away.

Lilburn is looking to overhaul its zoning ordinances, which have remained virtually unchanged since the mid-1980s.

A Gwinnett County mother reported her two youngest children missing five hours after police found them wandering alongside Lawrenceville Highway, police said.

Gwinnett County announced Friday property tax bills for 2010 will be mailed by July 22. Payment installment dates are Sept.

Gwinnett County police said Friday that two women who were found tied up along Pleasant Hill Road late Thursday night were believed to be escorts who were robbed after meeting potential customers, and their cases fit a pattern of similar escort robberies stretching back to April.

The hundreds of rats that had infested the roof of the Paulding County Animal Shelter are gone. But an illness outbreak has led to the deaths of eight dogs and has delayed the shelter's reopening, a county official said.

The Georgia DOT plans weekend roadwork on southbound I-85 as construction continues on the extension of McGinnis Ferry Road.

Until Wednesday, Herschend Family Entertainment was a low-profile company operating in a high-profile industry.

Gwinnett County has taken the next step in its planned study of airport privatization. The county Thursday issued a request for qualifications for firms interested in entering into a public-private partnership to operate Briscoe Field.

An employee of  Bass Pro Shops at Discover Mills has been fired after putting a sick or dead kitten in the store's freezer, a company spokesman said Thursday. After a coworker of the female employee found the kitten frozen and lifeless, over $2,500 worth of ice cream had to be thrown out.

The nation’s heat wave has started to put a strain on electric company power grids, as some utilities in the East Coast have begun asking customers to do more to conserve energy to prevent blackouts.

Rep. Hank Johnson says he feels better than he has in years and is ready to return to Washington.

Norcross-based 'Duck' boats, operator of the amphibious boat involved in Wednesday's fatal accident in Philadelphia, is suspending operations including at Stone Mountain.

When Gwinnett Medical Center said it would no longer hire tobacco users, it joined a short list of Georgia hospitals and other employers going that far in strengthening their smoking policies.