One little South Georgia county is No. 1 in an all-classification category — the most major college prospects this century ...

A 23-year-old motorcyclist from Kennesaw died in a crash on Church Road in Cobb County. Police are investigating the incident ...

A Cobb County family turned to a local news station for assistance after receiving a massive $700 water bill. The Cobb County Water System claimed the family went through 46,000 gallons of water in a ...

An agreement authorizing Cobb County Police to continue providing law enforcement services in the city of Mableton expired Sunday night, after the city objected to language its mayor said would ...

Mableton's agreement with Cobb County for police services has expired, but county and city leaders say people living in the area should not expect changes to patrols or 911 response. Cobb County ...

COBB COUNTY, Ga. — A disagreement between Cobb County and the City of Mableton means the contract under which Cobb County provided police services was not renewed. The agreement expired Sunday night, ...

Cobb County police will use a nearly $9.7 million federal grant-funded system to detect and manage unauthorized drones during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, part of a broader Homeland Security investment ...

COBB COUNTY, Ga. — The Cobb County Board of Commissioners approved an updated contract with Must Ministries for cooling shelter services and help for residents experiencing homelessness. The board ...

Cobb County leaders are demanding Gov. Brian Kemp veto House Bill 369, which would remove party labels from local elections in five Georgia counties. The legislation specifically targets Fulton, ...

Gov. Brian Kemp has appointed Browning, Browning & Gilkson Partner Tyler J. Browning to the Cobb Judicial Circuit Superior Court. Judicial Nominating Commission for the State of Georgia shortlisted ...

Thirteen Cobb County polling locations are changing starting Tuesday, ahead of upcoming elections, election officials said, but voters are being told it will not affect early voting. Officials said ...