Georgia's largest battery storage facility unveiled
Across 40 acres in Cherokee County, banks of Tesla batteries store something Georgians depend on every day: electricity for when they need it most.
Keisha Lance Bottoms' historic win inspires Georgia students
For five young women at Clayton County's Mount Zion High School, Keisha Lance Bottoms' projected victory is more than an election result.
Georgia students compete for construction honors and careers
Hundreds of students gathered in Rome, Georgia, to show off their trade skills in the hopes of winning a trophy and getting a job after they graduate.
Latino organizers work to turn voter concerns into Election Day action
Community organizers in Norcross spent Monday delivering election-protection materials and working to get Hispanic and Latino voters to the polls.
U.S. Mayors bring affordability concerns to Atlanta
People across the country are concerned about the rising cost of living, and a group of bipartisan mayors say local solutions to the problem need stronger partnerships, including help from Washington.
Canton farm gives wild horses and people a 2nd chance
On the 100 acres that make up WarAngel Farms in Canton, horses rescued from kill pens get a chance to live full lives.
Atlanta's "Urban Cowboy" fights for compensation years after horses were seized
Nearly a decade after Fulton County seized his horses over allegations of animal mistreatment, a South Fulton horseman's fight to receive just compensation for his property has become a potentially precedent-setting constitutional case.
North Georgia flower meadow supports monarch butterflies during fall migration
Every fall, one of nature's most remarkable migrations passes through Georgia, carried on wings so delicate they seem hardly suited for the journey ahead.
Souper Jenny's Zadie Project helps feed Atlanta families
Before Souper Jenny opens for business on Tuesday mornings, the restaurant becomes an assembly line, with volunteers quickly packing hundreds of quarts of soup across metro Atlanta.
Georgia volunteers build beds for children who don't have one
On a rainy weekend in Canton, dozens of volunteers came to cut, sand, drill, stain, and assemble stacks of lumber into something most people rarely have to think about: a bed.
SALSAtlanta teaches city to dance Casino, building community
For nearly three decades, Julian Mejía has been teaching Atlantans how to dance casino, also known as Cuban salsa.
Ponce City Market celebrates 100 years as an Atlanta landmark
For 100 years, the massive brick building now known as Ponce City Market has been part of Atlanta's economic and cultural life, reinventing itself as the city around it changed.
DeKalb County launches $250,000 youth violence prevention effort
Days after two young boys were shot and killed in Stone Mountain, DeKalb County leaders announced a $250,000 initiative aimed at preventing youth violence.
Georgia couple who survived Nepal flood shares their story
Mita and Hemant Parikh decided to split from their group and take a side trip during their long-planned pilgrimage. They're now safely back home, but none of the families they were traveling with have been found.
Atlanta City Council backs light rail along full 22-mile Beltline loop
The Atlanta City Council voted unanimously Monday to back a plan that could move the long-debated question of light rail on the Atlanta BeltLine closer to a decision about how and whether to build it.