Women enter skilled trades as metro Atlanta faces growing demand
With metro Atlanta's high demand for skilled trade workers, some women are trying to close the gender gap in the mostly male-dominated field.
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.
Riverdale townhome residents frustrated over garbage problem
At the Clayton County townhome community, residents say household trash, furniture, mattresses, toilets and other discarded items have been dumped for years at a street corner.
Georgia businesses brace for fallout from Canada tariffs
As new U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods take effect and Canada is expected to respond with tariffs of its own, Georgia businesses and consumers could be particularly exposed to the economic fallout.
Metro Atlanta's Nepali community rallies to help after floods
The devastation in Nepal is being felt thousands of miles away, including here in metro Atlanta. Members of Georgia's Nepalese community are urgently organizing, asking others to help.
Family says it fought to prevent fatal Beltline stabbing
The family of the man accused in a fatal stabbing near the Atlanta Beltline is speaking publicly for the first time, saying it spent years trying to get him long-term mental health treatment and warning that Georgia's system was failing to provide it.
Parkview parent who raised alarm over alleged misused funds speaks out
Since the arrest of a Parkview High School track coach in Lilburn for allegedly taking funds from a booster club for personal use, the Parkview parent and booster club member who first raised questions is speaking about what she uncovered.
Officials warn of fake Atlanta State Farmers Market vendor scam
A social media advertisement inviting vendors and artisans to take part in an event at the Atlanta State Farmers Market may look legitimate. Georgia agriculture officials say it is anything but.
Smyrna turns traffic control boxes into colorful works of public art
The city of Smyrna and local artists have turned some of those refrigerator-sized metal cabinets on the side of the road into colorful works of public art.
Retired Georgia man finds 2nd act building tables for Habitat families
When volunteering for Habitat for Humanity, Tom Schulte realized the families didn't have much furniture. For the last six years, he's handmade kitchen tables for these families, delivering a place for them to gather, eat, talk, and simply be together.
Exhibit takes deep look at Atlanta's Cabbagetown neighborhood
In the late 1970s, University of Georgia photography professor Barbara McKenzie began photographing the people of Cabbagetown. Her negatives remained largely unseen for decades until this new exhibit.
Family, friends honor 1st Lt. Tyler Feehan during funeral in Georgia
As 1st Lt. Tyler Feehan's funeral procession traveled to Georgia National Cemetery, the community gathered along the route to salute the fallen officer and offer support to his family.
Businesses say they're being forced to move due to new Equinox
Equinox is set to open its doors in Atlanta, but dozens of businesses say they are being forced to move to make room with little warning.
Nearly 800,000 Georgia students could be affected by changes tied to free school meals
Georgia educators worry federal food aid changes could leave more students hungry.
FBI warning Georgia parents about online threats for young students
From Snapchat and Instagram to Discord, children are spending more time communicating through screens. The FBI says that those connections can also create opportunities for online predators.