Councilman Plans Second Rally for VA Hospital in Smyrna

Wade Lnenicka is hoping the Veterans Administration will take over the former site of Emory-Adventist Hospital in Smyrna.

City Council Votes in Favor of Benefits for Same-Sex Spouses of City Employees

Smyrna's new insurance policy will ensure that all spouses of city employees can receive the same benefits.

Report: Georgia No. 1 State for School Shootings

The new study tracks the country’s school shootings since the 2012 tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Public Meeting to Discuss Cobb Transportation Initiatives Thursday

Officials are seeking feedback from Smyrna-Vinings residents on the most recent five-year update to the Comprehensive Transportation Plan.

Smyrna City Administrator Resigns

Finance Director Toni Jo Howard has been named the interim city administrator.

City Council Considers Extending Construction Hours for Senior Living Development

If the measure is approved, the contractor will be required to keep construction noise at an acceptable level during the evenings.

GEMA Director to Resign, National Guard General is Replacement

Charley English received much of the blame for the state's lackluster response to the winter storm in January.

Man Who Filed Ethics Complaint Against Lee Drops Complaint During Hearing

Tom Cheek decided to abandon his claim against the Cobb County Chairman after a crucial part of his argument was dismissed by the board.

Ethics Hearing for Cobb Commission Chairman Tonight

Tim Lee has apologized for the way he handled the Braves stadium deal, but detractors say that's not enough.

Cobb County Chairman Apologizes for Handling of Braves Deal

Tim Lee is not sorry for the move, but for a lack of communication and transparency which angered many county residents.

Property Owner Settles Suit With Braves Over Stadium Deal

The lawsuit alleged that Cobb County government broke the law when it approved rezoning the property the new stadium is being built on.

Residents Hope to Save Civil War Era House Slated for Demolition

The City of Smyrna is looking to knock down the home it purchased in 2004, ironically to save it from the wrecking ball.

Smyrna Postpones Same-Sex Benefits Vote Until Next Year

The measure would extend the same benefits to same-sex spouses of city employees that heterosexual spouses currently enjoy.

Reminder: Concord Road Feedback Session is Tonight

A meeting will be held on Thursday to discuss three options for development along a stretch of the road.

Cobb Voters Approve 2016 SPLOST

The tax will generate more than $750 million, $52 million of which is slated for Smyrna city projects.

Election Day in Smyrna-Vinings: 2016 SPLOST Passes

The big day has finally arrived. Check out our election guide primer to make sure you're all set to head to the polls.

Smyrna-Vinings Early Voting Ends Tomorrow

After Halloween, voters will have to wait until Election Day to cast their ballots.

Home Security Footage Records Thieves Stealing Campaign Signs in Vinings

Police are hoping that someone will recognize the perpetrators or their vehicle.

Braves Stadium Bond Validation Appeal on Georgia Supreme Court Trial Calendar

The appeals are based on the argument that the county cannot issue the bonds without putting the issue to a referendum.

Early Voting Comes to More Cobb Sites Monday

Saturday voting is also available at several locations, including Smyrna-Vinings.

Mixed-Use Development Planned for Oakdale Road

The Smyrna City Council will learn more about the 10,000 sq. ft. development during its Monday evening meeting.

Cobb County Early Voting Underway

Cast your vote for the Nov. 4 General Election at the Cobb County Board of Elections and Registration's office until Oct. 30.

Qualifying for Vacant Smyrna Civil Service Board Election Ends Tomorrow

The new position will be filled through a secret ballot election restricted to the city's police officers and firefighters.

Qualifying for Vacant Position on Smyrna Civil Service Board Ends Next Week

The new position will be filled through a secret ballot election restricted to the city's police officers and firefighters.

Voter Registration Deadline is Approaching

Georgia residents have until Oct. 6 to register to vote in the Nov. 4 General Election.

Smyrna Councilman Tapped for Municipal Association Legislative Policy Council

Ron Fennel will help construct the Georgia Municipal Association's legislative platform.

Gov. Deal Breaks Ground on Northwest Corridor Project

The project would add optional toll lanes along Interstates 75 and 575 in Cobb and Cherokee counties.

Gov. Nathan Deal To Break Ground on Northwest Corridor Project

The project would add optional toll lanes along Interstates 75 and 575 in Cobb and Cherokee counties.

Commissioner Holding Town Hall on Windy Hill Road Improvements

Bob Ott will discuss planned improvements to the corridor during a meeting at the Windy Hill Community Center on Sept. 16.

City Council to Consider New Townhome Development on Church Road

Developers have proposed building 49 units of townhomes in seven separate buildings on a 13 acre tract along Church Road.

WATCH: Smyrna City Council Discusses Fire Chief Termination

Can't make it to the meeting? Watch it live here!

City Council Decides Fate of Fire Chief Monday

The City of Smyrna may terminate the employment of Paige Day during a hearing on Monday evening.

Hot Car Deaths: Should Government Mandate Technology?

After a deadly summer of children left in hot cars, a mother is calling on a government fix. What do you think?

Smyrna City Council to Tackle Alcohol Permit Issues Tuesday

The council will vote on amendments to the city's alcohol permit code and will hear show cause hearings regarding permit denials.

Deal Apologizes for Assuming Student Was Ilegal Alien

During an exchange on immigration between a University of Georgia student and Gov. Nathan Deal he presumed the student was undocumented.

Braves Stadium Bond Validation Going to State Supreme Court

The appeal is based on the argument that the county cannot issue the bonds without putting the issue to a referendum.

Where Does GA Rank for Women's Equality?

WalletHub looked at life expectancy, wages, the number of male vs. female executives and other factors to rank states for women's equality.

Repeat Domestic Abuser Going to State Prison

A jury has convicted Ricky Allen for beating his wife at their Birchwood Lane home in 2013.

Nearby: Marietta City Councilman Surrenders to Police

Anthony Coleman faces charges of racketeering and making false statements for helping a friend lie about court-ordered community service.

Hickory Lakes Apartment Property Could be Rezoned Monday Night

The Smyrna City Council will vote on the proposal to rezone the 47 acre site to accommodate the construction of single-family homes.