Georgia food distribution centers prepare for shortages from winter weather
Extreme weather events can leave metro Atlanta's most vulnerable populations struggling as food supply chains try to recover from disruptions.
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Extreme weather events can leave metro Atlanta's most vulnerable populations struggling as food supply chains try to recover from disruptions.
Warming centers are now open in Atlanta and DeKalb as temperatures fall tonight. Find locations and transportation details.
As overnight temperatures drop into the 20s, DeKalb County warming centers are opening to provide shelter, meals, and safety for families and individuals facing the cold.
Fifteen-year-old Cayden Jackson is making sure other kids in his community aren't cold during the winter.
As temperatures drop across metro Atlanta, hardware experts and fire officials are reminding families to check their space heaters, and avoid the common mistakes that can spark house fires or carbon monoxide poisoning.
Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking in Georgia now have a new way to protect where they live.
Atlanta radio personality Big Tigger says he's stepping away from his morning radio show as his personal life and ongoing legal matters continue to draw public attention.
Small businesses inside Atlanta's Municipal Market are getting a leg up with several $10,000 grants during the FIFA World Cup. Invest Atlanta approved the grants for businesses inside the historic market to make repairs and upgrades.
Every summer for nearly three decades, one familiar face has been waiting for children with disabilities as they arrive at FOCUS Camp Hollywood.
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The National Weather Service is hiring hundreds of entry-level employees after losing about 15% of its staff to federal cuts last year.