In Atlanta's surrounding areas, traffic laws are being enforced. A specific incident involved a calf on the loose. Further information about this event is available from local news sources. It is known that the calf was spotted in Forsyth County. The location of the incident was near a road during a busy time of day, and a deputy from the area was involved in the incident.
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Two people were grazed by a bullet inside a Walmart in Clayton County on Wednesday afternoon. Channel 2’s Courtney Francisco was at the Walm…
Editor’s note: The video above is from previous coverage. ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Two people were grazed by a bullet after a man…
A social media personality who was the victim of a hit-and-run earlier this week is facing charges for a 2024 incident. Atlanta police were …
Police are searching for two men who allegedly stole about $17,000 in merchandise from a Lululemon store in Peachtree City.
PROSPECT HILL, N.C. ( WBTV /Gray News) - A mass shooting left multiple people dead in rural North Carolina on Wednesday morning, authorities…
A Forsyth County deputy caught a loose calf wandering on Hopewell Road during evening rush hour.
A group of Douglas County homeowners says they’re paying hundreds of dollars a month in homeowners association fees but aren’t getting the e…
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Scattered storms will bring rain, lightning, and the potential for flooding again on Thursday. Tonight S…
Hall County officials clarified a proposed property tax increase after a mandatory public notice cited a 14.12% hike.
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Cobb County police said five suspects wanted in connection with a Tennessee armed robbery are in custody…
A 36-year-old man wanted on out-of-state charges was arrested in Gordon County following a traffic stop of a suspicious vehicle.
Atlanta police are searching for a man who slashed the tires of two vehicles with a knife along Hermer Circle NW in late June.
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