Tyler Estep
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Recent articles by Tyler:
Gwinnett prosecutors hope marijuana testing fix will come soon
Gwinnett County prosecutors believe Georgia's new Hemp Farming Act jeopardizes marijuana cases. → Read More
Citing Georgia hemp law, Gwinnett solicitor dismisses marijuana cases
Gwinnett's solicitor and district attorney are questioning whether Georgia's new Hemp Farming Act jeopardizes marijuana cases. → Read More
Gwinnett man charged in Trump bumper sticker incident
The Gwinnett man accused last month of placing “I love Trump” bumper stickers on a local politico’s car and then chasing her in his vehicle was arrested Thursday afternoon on related charges. → Read More
Gwinnett investigator resigns after missing dead man’s stab wounds
Gwinnett man Ray Neal was initially determined to have died of natural causes on July 20. Police now believe he was stabbed in the neck. → Read More
Julio Jones’ Mall of Georgia development is moving forward — and soon
Officials behind Ariston — the development long pitched for 16 acres next door to Gwinnett County’s favorite mall — told the AJC that ground is expected to be broken this month. → Read More
Gwinnett police records soon available at additional precincts
The Gwinnett County Police Department announced that, starting Monday, such records will be available at the agency’s west, south and central precincts — located near Norcross, Lilburn and Duluth, respectively. They join the existing records unit location at GCPD headquarters in Lawrenceville. → Read More
Ex-Cumberland CID director lands in Lilburn months after DUI arrest
Tad Leithead, who left the Cumberland CID in January following a DUI arrest, will replacing outgoing Lilburn CID executive director Emory Morsberger. → Read More
Overnight, weekend lane closures coming to Ga. 316 in Gwinnett
Work to replace concrete slabs along the highway will trigger overnight and weekend lane closures along a busy stretch of Ga. 316 in Gwinnett. → Read More
JUST IN: DragonCon co-founder provides Gwinnett hacking data, gets out of jail
Exiled DragonCon co-founder Ed Kramer asked for Gwinnett DA Danny Porter to be recused from his criminal case amid ongoing hacking saga. → Read More
Gwinnett chair refutes claim she inappropriately pushed for MARTA vote
Joe Newton, the longtime Gwinnett gadfly who led the anti-MARTA opposition, filed a complaint with the state against Commission Chair Charlotte Nash. → Read More
BREAKING: Gwinnett Chair Charlotte Nash will not run for re-election
Charlotte Nash was first elected Gwinnett County commission chair in a 2011 special election. → Read More
Admirers get ready for Michelle Obama’s book tour stop in Atlanta
Former First Lady Michelle Obama will make the punultimate stop of her book tour tonight at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. → Read More
Man kills self at Gwinnett jail after conviction in son's murder
The same day he was convicted of killing his special needs son, Fikri Erdem jumped from the sec... → Read More
Gwinnett DA asks judge to step aside amid hacking claims, GBI probe
According to court filings, the GBI is investigating Gwinnett Superior Court Judge Kathryn Schrader after she hired a private investigator. → Read More
BREAKING: Gwinnett’s MARTA referendum has failed
UPDATE: Gwinnett County’s MARTA referendum has failed. → Read More
Gwinnett’s MARTA election: A reminder of what you’re voting on
Gwinnett County residents will vote March 19 on whether or not to join MARTA and pay new sales tax to fund transit projects. → Read More
Bruising lessons from Gwinnett’s 1990 MARTA vote linger today
Gwinnett last voted on joining the MARTA system in 1990. Both county and agency have changed greatly since then. The MARTA expansion vote in Gwinnett in 1990 exposed raw views on race in a suburban community that was mostly white, as well as a distrust of linking Gwinnett’s future to Atlanta. → Read More
Longtime Gwinnett schools superintendent endorses MARTA referendum
The endorsement of Gwinnett schools superintendent J. Alvin Wilbanks is the latest in a string of high-profile support announced in recent days. → Read More
Gwinnett’s sheriff and DA, both Republicans, endorse MARTA referendum
Gwinnett Sheriff Butch Conway and District Attorney Danny Porter join former Gov. Nathan Deal as high-profile Republicans to endorse the county's MARTA referendum. → Read More
Gwinnett Place Mall might be sold — and become a cricket stadium?
An investor who wants to build a 20,000-seat cricket stadium at Gwinnett Place Mall says he’s now under contract to purchase part of Gwinnett Place. → Read More