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Mar. 1—MARIETTA — District Attorney Flynn Broady made a hard sell this week in his effort to secure funding for a new domestic violence center in Cobb. In a lengthy presentation before the Board of Commissioners Tuesday night, Broady touched on everything from the rising rate of abuse and domestic violence locally, to his own childhood experience defending his mother from his abusive father ...

After nearly an hour of debate this week, Cobb’s six state senators all voted to advance a bill capping the amount of personal income county clerks can receive from processing

CUMBERLAND — Leaders from Cobb’s most prosperous business district took a victory lap Thursday, celebrating 35 years since the formation of the Cumberland Community Improvement District (CID).

A Cobb County grand jury indicted nearly two dozen people this week on racketeering charges stemming from a 2017 drug bust.

KENNESAW — Swaying and shimmying to exultant tunes, hundreds of Cobb students packed the Kennesaw Mountain High School gym Tuesday morning for the district’s dance for students with special needs.

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that state Rep. Ginny Ehrhart, R-west Cobb, must cease blocking and removing the comments of opponents on her official Facebook page.

An inmate of the Cobb County jail died in custody Wednesday morning, the Cobb County Sheriff's Office said.

Though her own bill to rein in the powers of Georgia’s accreditation agencies fell short this week, state Rep. Ginny Ehrhart, R-west Cobb, says the push isn’t dead yet, with

MARIETTA — A Cobb County courtroom saw the presence Tuesday of a former governor, two senior judges, and attorneys from some of the city’s most eminent firms.

MARIETTA — Ten years and a five-day trial later, a Cobb County jury awarded former Marietta Councilman Philip Goldstein $262,474.13 on Friday for 11 parking spaces he lost to a