Orphaned fawns get 2nd chance at Cherokee County rescue
On their own, orphaned fawns have little chance of survival. One Georgia facility is helping give them the ability to grow and thrive.
Atlanta History Center exhibit showcases rare Civil War artifacts today
The exhibition "More Perfect Union: The American Civil War Era" is now open at the Atlanta History Center. It is available for viewing Tuesday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
West Nile found in Grant Park as CDC warns of early mosquito season
Health officials say mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been found in Grant Park as the CDC reports the earliest and most active start to the virus season in more than 20 years.
AI-powered 911 technology changing emergency response in metro Atlanta
Artificial intelligence is helping dispatchers locate callers faster, communicate across language barriers and, in some cases, save lives before first responders even arrive.
Cherokee County veterans receive donated vehicles on Independence Day
Reliable transportation is often one of the biggest barriers to ensuring access to services, so an organization is stepping in to help some of Georgia's veterans get their own set of wheels.
Atlanta's downtown murals turn city streets into an open-air art gallery
A growing collection of murals has transformed downtown Atlanta's walls into vibrant canvases, featuring works by some of the city's best-known artists.
Tornado watch expires for Atlanta, dozens of Georgia counties
The National Weather Service placed much of metro Atlanta and central Georgia under a tornado watch through Thursday night as severe storms move across the state.
Inflatable tube men get 2nd act at Atlanta's FIFA World Cup Fan Zone
Blending local artistry and Olympic history, these kinetic sculptures surprise and delight visitors, transforming a familiar sight into a joyful celebration of movement and community.
Trump, Kemp, Cruz make rival endorsements in Georgia runoff races
President Trump, Gov. Brian Kemp and Sen. Ted Cruz are backing rival candidates in Georgia GOP runoffs, underscoring a battle for influence ahead of November.
Atlanta boosts anti-trafficking efforts with "It's a Penalty" for FIFA
With the FIFA World Cup coming to Atlanta, city leaders and advocates are partnering with the global "It's a Penalty" campaign to raise awareness and train frontline workers against human trafficking.
Kermit the Frog statue undergoes restoration after relocation from Hollywood to Atlanta
Since arriving in Atlanta, conservators at Center for Puppetry Arts have been closely examining the nearly 900-pound figure to determine what restoration work may be needed before Kermit returns to public display.
Atlanta builds a giant underground flood defense
In the aftermath of Intense rainfall that triggered flash flooding and snarled rush-hour traffic on interstates in Atlanta this week, the Georgia Department of Transportation was busy cleaning up to restore normal traffic flow and preparing for, potentially, more rain.
Emory physicist takes science out of the lab and onto the playground
Almost every month, Emory University physicist Justin Burton and his graduate students step out of the lab and bring loud, colorful experiments to younger students.
Georgia clinic steps in to help vulnerable patients after another's closure
Without clinics like Fayette C.A.R.E., some patients delay treatment until a medical crisis forces them into an emergency room. That's what Healing Bridge Clinic is trying to prevent.
Habitat for Humanity building a legacy through new Atlanta neighborhood
Over the course of a single week, Hundreds of volunteers are working alongside future homeowners to build 24 homes in Atlanta as part of a major Habitat for Humanity effort.