Metro Atlanta nonprofit plays softball for 52 hours straight for good cause
The group of men with the metro Atlanta nonprofit MOST came together to try and break the world record for longest softball game ever played and raise money for a good cause at the same time.
Woman charged in deadly Cartersville apartment stabbing
A murder in Cartersville is under investigation as a 30-year-old woman faces charges.
Cartersville teacher arrested for inappropriate relationship with student, police say
A Cartersville High School teacher has been arrested for a possible inappropriate relationship with a student, according to Cartersville Police Department.
Caleb Henson: From Cartersville to making wrestling history in Virginia
For the first time ever, a wrestler from the Peach State won an NCAA championship in Division I wrestling.
Cartersville man sentenced to 10 years in prison for child porn possession
A Cartersville man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for possessing thousands of digital images and videos depicting the rape and sexual abuse of children, including prepubescent minors under the age of 12.
Anheuser-Busch workers in Cartersville ready to strike if needed
Hundreds of Anheuser-Busch workers at the brewery in Cartersville are set to join thousands of workers across the U.S. in an upcoming strike.
Blood shortage: Critical need for donations in north Georgia; hospitals postpone elective surgeries
A blood center that supplies North Georgia’s hospitals with blood has asked them to put off elective surgeries.
Savoy Automobile Museum rings in 2024 with 'BIG' exhibits
Big wheels will certainly "keep on turning" inside Cartersville's Savoy Automobile Museum this month.
Anheuser-Busch invests $13M in Cartersville Brewery
The beverage company employs more than 450 people and contributes over $400 million to Georgia's economy annually.
2 people shot by Cartersville police responding to domestic situation
A domestic disturbance in Cartersville took a violent turn last night when a man opened fire on responding officers from the Cartersville Police Department.
Cartersville High School teacher accused of sexually assaulting student
A teacher at Cartersville High School has been arrested, accused of sexually assaulting a student at the school, according to police.
Pray for peace: Northwest Georgia community holds vigil as Israel-Hamas war escalates
They prayed for the wounded, the hostages, and the families of the dead. But most of all, they prayed for peace.
Man involved in shootout with Cartersville police identified
Cartersville police say they saw the man walking in the roadway with a gun.
Family of fallen Georgia State Patrol cadet gifted new mortgage-free home
One year ago, Georgia State Patrol cadet Patrick Dupree died after he collapsed while training. Now his family is waking up in a new, mortgage-free home thanks to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
Registration open for 9/11 Memorial Drive in Cartersville
This will be the third year for the motorcycle parade that honors all first responders and active military members and veterans.
First date ends badly in Cartersville, man arrested for aggravated assault
A first date recently ended badly in Cartersville after a man allegedly assaulted a woman during the date.
Japanese probiotic milk company plans $305M plant near Atlanta
The Tokyo-based company that creates the popular beverage Yakult is planning to build its second U.S. plant in Georgia.
Boy found walking alone in Cartersville, sheriff's office trying to identify
The Bartow County Sheriff's Office is trying to identify a child who was found alone in Cartersville Thursday morning.
Man dies after being shot in lower back in Cartersville, arrest made
A 47-year-old man in Cartersville is dead after being shot in the lower back on June 21, according to Bartow County Sheriff's Office.
Community rallies after horse riding center known for helping kids with special needs burns down
Beyond Limits Therapeutic Riding Center in Cartersville lost everything in a fire last month. Since then, the community has come together to get riders back in the saddle. But there's still a lot of need.