Georgia Tech's new Trash Lab turns plastic waste into something useful
Georgia Tech researchers are taking on a problem most of us contribute to every day — what to do with all the plastic we throw away.
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Georgia Tech researchers are taking on a problem most of us contribute to every day — what to do with all the plastic we throw away.
A former Georgia special education director and her husband are accused of stealing around $50,000 in grant funds from her school district, the GBI says.
If the vote passes next week, interim Superintendent Dr. Norman C. Sauce III would be the sole finalist to lead the DeKalb County School District.
What was supposed to be a celebratory milestone for Dylan Merrell has instead turned into a frustrating financial roadblock.
Atlanta music producer Mr. 2-17 once worked with artists like Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz. Now he's taking his talents in a new direction, making educational content for kids in the community.
Ebony Collier, a fine arts teacher at Tapps Middle School and professional opera singer, inspires her students to express themselves on stage.
The driver who collided with a packed school bus Tuesday morning in Woodstock has died, according to police. EMS officials pronounced the individual, who has not been identified, dead at the scene of the crash.
Before Lisa Peacock begins a biology lesson, she asks her students to think about something bigger: their gifts, choices and future.
A 17-year-old DeKalb County graduate who has spent years navigating sickle cell disease is beginning college with a $25,000 scholarship and a goal of becoming the kind of doctor who helped care for her.
NASA's Office of STEM Engagement selected Georgia Tech to participate in a partnership designed to address a shortage of skilled technicians in the aerospace industry.
This week, Georgia Tech is welcoming its incoming freshman class to campus. The university is known for its computer science, engineering and other STEM programs.
The start of the school year has drivers paying closer attention to roadside speed enforcement cameras in school zones.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has suspended all seven members of the Dublin City Board of Education as the district works through a multimillion-dollar financial crisis.
With high temperatures forecast across metro Atlanta this week, doctors are urging teachers, coaches and parents to watch children closely while they play or practice outdoors.
Jackson County schools delayed the start of Friday's school day until further notice after the district received computer-generated bomb threats involving its campuses overnight.
As thousands of Black journalists and media professionals gather in Atlanta, a select group of students is gaining experience beyond the convention floor.
The DeKalb County School District's redistricting plan to address student overcrowding and under-enrollment is going through some major changes, and officials are asking for more public feedback.
Hundreds of students are making Spelman College their new home as the incoming freshman class moves onto campus Wednesday.
BrokerChooser analyzed 2024 FBI fraud data and compared reported cryptocurrency losses with the cost of in-state college tuition.
Cobb County students now have another opportunity to earn industry certifications and gain hands-on experience before graduating from high school.
While millions of players are dreaming of what they would do if they won the big Powerball jackpot, state officials point out that Georgia students are already winning big.
Made in Georgia, DeKalb County's new school buses are expected to transport about 40,000 children, about one-third of its total bused students, on a typical school day.
For Alicia Gant, STEM lessons do not stay inside a textbook. Her students sing, move and grow vegetables as they learn how science connects to everyday life.
Leaders of Head Start in Georgia have concerns about whether the Trump administration's plan to change the program's rules will be detrimental to children during these critical years of learning.
A food and lifestyle expert sat down with CBS Atlanta's Sharon Lawson to talk about good ideas for saving money and time.
