DeKalb County is planning to work with the Salvation Army to open a day center for unhoused residents on Covington Highway, ...

Bye-bye, Baby Kroger! Demolition has begun at 720 and 750 Commerce Drive as AMLI Residential prepares to redevelop the site ...

The DeKalb County Commission, at its Feb. 26 meeting, adopted the Fiscal Year 2026 budget. County staff anticipates a 0.5 ...

Tickets are now available for Decatur WatchFest’26’s free concert series, which will feature Big Boi, The War and Treaty and ...

Michelle Wierson was found but mentally ill in the 2018 death of 5-year-old Miles Jenness. Deemed guilty but mentally ill, ...

Malani Jewelers in Decatur is under scrutiny for reported involvement in a multi-state "gold bar scam", primarily targeting ...

It is a surprise gift officials say could support major community priorities, but will not be discussed for immediate use as ...

DeKalb County honored the legacy of Brenda Gail Lundy with the dedication of a room in her name at the Tobie Grant Recreation ...

Know Your Neighbor” tells the untold stories of interesting people who live in our community. To nominate someone for this feature, email [email protected] ...

Democratic candidates running to be the next governor discussed healthcare and elections during a recent forum. The ...

A familiar face is returning to DeKalb County. Former commissioner and CEO Lee May was appointed to serve as the county commission’s chief of staff on Feb. 26.

Michelle Wierson is sentenced to 15 years, with 5 years to serve in prison, for causing the death of 5-year-old Miles Jenness in a car accident due to reckless driving in 2018.