Atlanta's "Magnet Man" continues mission to clear streets of scrap metal
After 15 flat tires, Alex Benigno began towing magnets behind his e-bike. He says he now removes at least 200 pounds of scrap metal from metro Atlanta streets each week.
How to prepare for tree hazards and power outages ahead of Isaias
With Hurricane Isaias expected to bring heavy rain and gusty winds to metro Atlanta, Top Tier Trees shares advice on tree hazards.
Atlanta's new nightlife manager sets sights on safety and growth
Atlanta introduced Korey Felder Sr. as its new manager of nightlife and culture Wednesday during a quarterly event focused on safety, city regulations and networking for nightlife professionals.
Mableton swears-in first ever police chief, set to hire 70 new officers
Anita Allen brings more than 25 years of law enforcement experience as Mableton prepares to begin police patrols in June 2027.
Georgia boy honored after helping protect six siblings during house fire
A College Park 10-year-old was recognized on Monday for his bravery after his family's home caught on fire back in August.
Make-A-Wish Georgia 5K proceeds help grant Cobb County teen's wish
A Cobb County teen who has been in and out of hospital rooms had his wish to see his favorite car manufacturer's factory come true with help from the proceeds of the county's annual Make-A-Wish 5K.
Georgia cancer survivor's nonprofit helps young adults find what comes next
Owen Abeles wants to help young adults discover themselves after they go through cancer treatment, just like he did.
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta patients meet NASA astronaut
Retired U.S. Army Colonel and former NASA Astronaut Shane Kimbrough stopped by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta to meet with kids and tell his stories about space.
Truck Drivers react to record-high diesel prices in Georgia and across the country
The average price of a gallon of diesel reached a record high in Georgia on Friday, according to AAA.
Dentist works to expand dental care for Georgia Medicaid patients
A dentist in Hiram isn't just filling cavities; he's also filling gaps in care.
West Nile virus death concerns Georgians as infected mosquitoes spread
Health officials in Georgia say one person has died from the West Nile Virus.
Commuters register to vote at MARTA stations ahead of Georgia's general election
On Tuesday, six MARTA stations hosted nonpartisan organizations to help people get registered to vote on National Voter Registration Day.
Alpharetta City Council moves to lower speed limit on busy street near downtown
The Alpharetta City Council approved a proposal Monday to lower the speed limit on a busy road near downtown.
Georgia woman remembers husband who died on 9/11 through love letters
For years after the tragic day, Barbara Spence continued to find love notes from her husband, hiding in spots around their home.
Metro Atlanta nonprofit hopes to help repeat offenders through dog training
Canine Cellmates' Beyond the Bars program gives men who are repeat felony offenders a second chance through a special connection with adoptable dogs.