Roswell News

• News

  Ga. 400 project set to make winners, losers out of N. Fulton cities

• News

  Fulton County proposes raising water rates for the next three years

• Home and Garden

  Roswell couple fills home with storied pieces

• News

  LOCAL IN-DEPTH: Ga. 400 plan could cost Fulton schools nearly $10M for safety

• News

  Fulton County woman tests positive for West Nile virus

• News

  Three longtime mayors draw challengers in Fulton County elections

• News

  Abuse ran rampant at fake Fulton school for troubled kids, police say

• News

  DIGGING DEEPER: Fulton County to invest millions in expanding airport

• Things to do

  5 family-friendly canoe trips to take right outside of Atlanta

• Life

  6 can't-miss spring break deals on Atlanta’s favorite attractions 

• News

  In plans for Fulton County animal shelter, some want more prevention

• News

  Fulton County finally has Georgia’s permission to collect 2017 taxes

• News

  Roswell OKs school zone speed cameras, mailing fines to drivers

• News

  South Fulton sues Fulton County for Wolf Creek amphitheater, libraries

• North Fulton

  Roswell teen awarded $36K for ‘March For our Lives Georgia’ group

• News

  Fulton County gets permission to send tax bills, but no date set

• AJC/CHANNEL 2 ACTION NEWS INVESTIGATION

  Audit shows commercial properties are undervalued across Fulton County

• Only on AJC: Fulton Taxes

  Fulton tax man Arthur Ferdinand signs new deals increasing high salary

• News

  Fulton spends $440K to get mentally ill women out of jail cells

• AJC Continuing Coverage

  Fulton tax man Arthur Ferdinand won’t back down on fees that pad salary