Curt Yeomans

A Pro-Mulberry cityhood signs stands outside a voting location at Mill Creek High School in May. Early voting is now underway for the first Mulberry City Council election. Photo: Curt Yeomans

At first glance, technology and taxes may not seem like issues that go hand-in-hand, but it's actually a key issue in Gwinnett County's tax commissioner race.

A Ride Gwinnett bus passes a sign urging voters to “vote Yes” in Gwinnett County’s transit special purpose local option sales tax referendum in Lawrenceville on Tuesday. Voters are being asked to approve a 30-year, 1% sales tax to fund a major expansion of Ride Gwinnett. Photo: Curt Yeomans

While most of the conversations around the Nov. 5 election in Gwinnett have centered around the presidential election, the county's transit referendum and local legislative ad county races, there is

A 21-year-old Loganville man will spend decades in prison for killing another man in a drive-by shooting that was, according to prosecutors, payback for a robbery.

Gwinnett County police said one of their K9 officers helped its human counterparts find a 60-year-old man with mental disabilities who had run away from his family and got stuck

Gwinnett County Public Schools officials are facing criticism for buying clear book bags for students before first waiting to hear feedback from parents about a proposal to require the use

Gwinnett County will be the epicenter of the political universe this week with both the Republican and Democratic nominees for president heading to the county to rally supporters.

Gwinnett County Public Schools officials are facing criticism for buying clear book bags for students before first waiting to hear feedback from parents about a proposal to require the use

Former President Donald Trump addresses supporters during a rally at the Gas South Arena in Duluth on Wednesday night. Photo: Curt Yeomans