Former sheriff Robert Arnold said he plans to return to Murfreesboro after completing his sentence. Arnold spent time with fellow inmate Nate Schott, a former Rutherford County GOP official.

Brunswick County Schools announce leadership changes for principals and assistant principals for the 2025-26 school year, according to a news release from the school district. Here are the changes.

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — Earlier this week, Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat filed a lawsuit against the county government alleging that new county purchasing ordinances are interfering with his ...

Fulton County commissioners and Labat have battled for months over the sheriff’s management of county funds at the jail. In a statement, Labat said the commissioners have “systematically undermined” ...

BLEDSOE COUNTY, Tenn. — The director of Bledsoe County Schools has resigned. Selina Sparkman has been accepted for the position of superintendent of schools in Lauderdale County, Tennessee ...

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — On Wednesday, the Fulton County School Board voted in favor of a new policy that would restrict K-8 students from using their electronic devices during the upcoming school year.

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. - Fulton County Schools will ban all personal devices like cell phones and smartwatches when students come back to class after summer vacation. What we know: ...

ATLANTA (AP) — A former Fulton County jail guard has been indicted on federal civil rights charges after prosecutors said she used her Taser abusively against three inmates and then lied to cover it ...

ATLANTA, Ga. — On Wednesday, the Fulton County School Board voted in favor of a new policy that would restrict K-8 students from using their electronic devices during the upcoming school year ...

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Labat is one of four constitutional officers in Fulton — alongside the Superior Court clerk, probate judge and tax commissioner. They have more independence under Georgia law than county employees.