Former employees left in limbo as Jekyll Brewing shuts down
Workers at a shut-down restaurant say they haven’t received their final paychecks.
Alpharetta to study feasibility of building sports venue to attract pro hockey
Alpharetta plans to conduct a 5–6 month feasibility study to assess building a new sports arena near North Point Mall.
Storm sends roof crashing down on Alpharetta workers, multiple people injured
The roof of an Alpharetta business reportedly collapsed on its workers in the middle of the day Friday, according to fire officials.
Alpharetta leaders to discuss possible sports venue near North Point Mall
Could Alpharetta lure professional hockey back to Georgia? A new proposal for an arena near North Point Mall aims to do just that.
Marjorie Taylor Greene's ex-husband settles harassment claim by Muslim women for $75K
The ex-husband of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly apologized after video of him shouting offensive remarks at three Muslim women who were praying at the Avalon mall in Alpharetta quickly spread online.
Ex-husband of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene apologizes to Muslim women
The man caught on camera shouting offensive remarks at a group of Muslim women in Alpharetta issued a public apology Friday afternoon.
Caught on camera: Man hurls insults at Muslim women praying in Alpharetta
Three Muslim women say they were violently verbally attacked by a man while they were praying in an Alpharetta parking lot.
Alpharetta Fire Department launches community AED program to save lives
Alpharetta Fire Department is enhancing public access to AEDs and training community volunteers to respond to cardiac arrests before emergency crews arrive.
Alpharetta's beloved ice rink, The Cooler, to close after 28 years
A longtime Alpharetta ice skating rink is set to close its doors.
Youth pastor charged with possessing and sharing child sex abuse material
According to the warrant, the youth pastor uploaded multiple videos that "depict a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct" and shared the images using the messenger app Kik.
Alpharetta police plan procession for longtime detective who died from cancer
This week, the Alpharetta community will continue to say its goodbyes to a longtime detective who recently passed away from pancreatic cancer.
Alpharetta police mourn death of longtime detective from cancer
Alpharetta Detective Brian Smith spent more than 19 years serving his community. He passed away this week after a battle with pancreatic cancer.
GA-400SB lanes near Exit 10 closed for death investigation early Tuesday
The two right lanes of GA400 southbound near Exit 10 were closed early Tuesday morning, according to Alpharetta Police Department.
Alpharetta's ice rink's pickleball plan sparks backlash
A longtime Alpharetta ice skating rink is set to undergo a major transformation, and not everyone is happy about it.
Connor Mediate's murder: Three years on, family awaits justice
Three years have passed since Connor Mediate was shot and killed during a botched robbery.
'Devastating': Alpharetta's BB's Bagels forced to close after massive fire
The owners of the popular restaurant say their insurance policy was canceled just months before the fire when their insurance provider pulled out of the metro Atlanta market.
License revoked for Alpharetta daycare and preschool after toddler's death
The license has been revoked for Little Sunshine's Playhouse and Preschool in Alpharetta after a tragic incident that resulted in the death of a toddler in December.
15-year-old Alpharetta girl missing since Saturday, police say
Police say Melody Williams was last seen on Saturday night at an Alpharetta apartment complex on Old Roswell Road.
Suspected thief plays game of Frogger across GA-400 to avoid arrest
Alpharetta police say a man accused of breaking into cars played a game of Frogger across the highway to avoid being arrested. Spoiler alert: He was nabbed anyway.
Alpharetta daycare temporarily closed for investigation after toddler chokes and dies
Little Sunshine’s Playhouse and Preschool in Alpharetta has been ordered to close by the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning (DECAL) following a tragic incident that resulted in the death of a toddler in December.