Atlanta launches $60,000 down payment assistance program as city races to meet affordable housing demand
Atlanta leaders are outlining new plans to expand affordable housing and help more families move toward homeownership.
As Georgia early voting surges, voters say researching candidates matters more than ever in crowded primary races
Early voting is off to a strong start in Georgia, with the Secretary of State's Office reporting that more than 460,000 ballots have already been accepted statewide.
50 years later, Havana Sandwich Shop still feels like home for many Atlantans
For 50 years, Havana Sandwich Shop has served Cuban food along Buford Highway while becoming part of Atlanta's story.
How one weekly lunch changed a North Fulton veteran's life
For many senior citizens, a simple visit can make all the difference. Oscar Bird said his weekly lunch with volunteer Marian Andeweg has become one of the highlights of his life.
Georgia Tech students race to modify Cadillac Lyriq for national EcoCAR challenge
Inside a Georgia Tech garage, a group of students is doing more than studying engineering; they're building what the future of driving could look like.
Veterans rediscover peace and purpose through fly fishing on Lake Lanier
Just after sunrise at Little Hall Park on Lake Lanier, a group of veterans gathered for a day on the water. They were part of Project Healing Waters, a program that uses fly fishing to help veterans adjust to life after service.
Atlanta Film Festival marks 50 years, brings films, stars and economic impact to the city
The Atlanta Film Festival is celebrating a major milestone this year, marking 50 years as one of the city's longest-running cultural events.
Hawks bring playoff energy back to Atlanta with sold-out buzz, giveaways and Soulja Boy
Playoff basketball returns to State Farm Arena on Thursday night as the Atlanta Hawks host the New York Knicks in Game 3 of their first-round series. The best-of-seven matchup is tied 1-1, with tipoff set for 7 p.m. in Atlanta.
Morehouse medical students connect environment, public health during Earth Day cleanup on the Beltline
On Earth Day, students at Morehouse School of Medicine took their work beyond the classroom and into the community, focusing on the connection between the environment and public health.
After toxic BioLab fire, Georgians fight for answers before symptoms hit
The Georgia Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Tuesday in a case tied to the 2024 BioLab fire in Conyers, where residents are seeking long-term medical monitoring even if they are not currently showing symptoms.
Atlanta Hawks to host playoff watch party as series shifts toward Atlanta
The Atlanta Hawks may be opening their first-round playoff series on the road, but fans in Atlanta will still have a chance to gather inside State Farm Arena for Game 2.
Young innovators in Atlanta take on environmental problems with new ideas at STEM Challenge finals
Students from across metro Atlanta gathered at Fernbank Science Center to pitch solutions to environmental problems in their communities during the Green Heart STEM Challenge finals.
Golf tournament in Stone Mountain focuses on access, community and giving back
A golf tournament in Stone Mountain is doing more than bringing players together for a day on the course.
Atlanta's indie film boom: Why more creators are taking over the screen
Atlanta's film industry has long been associated with major studio productions, but independent filmmakers are stepping into a bigger role as the landscape changes.
Entrepreneur transforms former Bally Total Fitness in Tucker into performing arts venue
A former Bally Total Fitness that sat empty for nearly two decades has been transformed into a 1,200-seat performing arts venue.