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Man with felony warrants arrested after short chase in Duluth
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - A man who had two outstanding felony warrants was arrested following a brief pursuit and PIT maneuver in Duluth on Wednesday. According to Gwinnett County Police Department, their Crime Suppression Unit tried to stop a red passenger car around 1 a.m. April 17 in the unincorporated area of Duluth near Pleasant Hill Road and Venture Drive.
Fire at InTown Suites displaces 50 people, Gwinnett County Fire says
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — A fire at an extended stay in Norcross left 50 people displaced on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services. Firefighters responded shortly before 5 p.m. at InTown Suites Extended Stay at 6067 Buford Highway. Crews then deployed multiple fire hoses to fight the flames and helped with evacuating the hotel, according to a release.
Disaster area declared for six Georgia counties hit by storm, tornado
Residents and business owners across six Georgia counties pummeled by a severe storm and midnight tornado earlier this month can now apply for a low-interest loan after the federal government declared a wide swath east of Atlanta a disaster area.
Drivers urged to weigh in on proposed changes along Highway 316
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — An overhaul of Highway 316 is already in the works and now the Georgia Department of Transportation wants to hear from drivers about additional changes to address congestion and safety. two dozen projects have been approved and are in the works along 316 through Gwinnett,...
Lawrenceville Man Sentenced to Two Life Terms for Execution-Style Murder of Brothers
A Gwinnett County man who used to join two brothers for Sunday dinners has been handed two life sentences for their murders back in 2021. Walter Debron Hill, 31, was convicted of the double homicide of Darius Myles, 28, and Christopher Smith, 21, both shot to death while they slept in their Lawrenceville home.
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