Former professional soccer player launches academy in Forsyth County to mentor young athletes
A former professional soccer player who grew up in Cameroon is now using the game to help shape the next generation of athletes in Georgia.
Atlanta Jazz Fest spotlights Atlanta's next generation of sound, including performer Buddy Red
For nearly five decades, the Atlanta Jazz Festival has brought thousands of people to Piedmont Park for a weekend centered around music, culture and community.
How AI could help Atlanta build faster as the metro area grows
Artificial intelligence is making its way onto construction sites across metro Atlanta, where crews are working to keep up with the region's rapid growth.
Former Illinois mayor Tiffany Henyard seeks political comeback in Fulton County
Tiffany Henyard, the former mayor of Dolton, Illinois, is now seeking public office in metro Atlanta.
Sandy Springs officer returns to duty months after being hit on GA-400
A Sandy Springs police officer who was nearly killed while working a crash on GA-400 is now back in uniform.
Georgia early voting ends Friday amid record turnout for 2026 primary
Georgia voters have one last day to cast ballots early before the May 19 primary election, as turnout numbers outpace the state's 2022 midterm cycle amid several high-profile races.
Georgia Power proposal comes as summer cooling costs are expected to rise
As temperatures rise across Georgia, cooling costs are also expected to climb this summer. The Georgia Public Service Commission is set to hear one of Georgia Power's proposed agreements aimed at saving customers money on their power bills.
Georgia schools facing growing student lunch debt amid rising food insecurity
Georgia families across the state are facing growing financial pressure, and a new study from Emory University shows school lunch debt is becoming a widespread issue.
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.