Atlanta officials considering Parking Bill of Rights for drivers
Parking in Atlanta can sometimes come with more than just the cost of a space, but officials are hoping a new ordinance can help.
Gov. Kemp declares Sept. 4 Apalachee Remembrance Day 2 years after deadly school shooting
Georgia will mark two years since the deadly Apalachee High School shooting by remembering the four lives lost and honoring the people who rushed to help.
Suspect in killing of Georgia officer confirmed dead in South Carolina
The search for a 23-year-old man wanted for the killing of a Georgia police officer has ended with the suspect confirmed dead in South Carolina, officials say.
Recent pedestrian deaths renew highway safety concerns in Atlanta
Four pedestrians have been killed on Atlanta interstates within the past week.
Georgia's first baby box lets parents safely and anonymously surrender newborns
For the first time in Georgia, parents who feel they have nowhere to turn will have a way to safely and anonymously surrender their newborns.
Programs help break barriers to home ownership for Atlanta residents
Atlanta Housing and House ATL are highlighting programs that can help eligible buyers with tens of thousands of dollars in down payment assistance.
Cobb County program unites incarcerated mothers with their children
For most parents, hugging their children is something they might not think twice about, but for a group of mothers inside the Cobb County Jail, that physical connection is something they don't usually get.
Alpharetta cameras online to keep students safe during school year
The start of the school year has drivers paying closer attention to roadside speed enforcement cameras in school zones.
Georgia air conditioning technicians share advice during sweaty summer
During the hottest part of summer, it's better not to make your air conditioning system play catch-up.
Atlanta mom, son endure 2 years without proper AC in sweltering heat
Despite repeated pleas for repairs, a 69-year-old Atlanta woman and her disabled son have spent two summers with a broken air conditioner. Now, Atlanta Housing has ordered the problem fixed.
Atlanta students make plan to reduce chaotic teen takeovers
Two Atlanta Public Schools high school students say teens have few safe places to go and hang out. They're hoping to change that with a $50,000 grant from the city.
Metro Atlantans with disabilities learn to ice skate during annual event
During Fun on Ice, an annual event at The ICE Complex in Cumming, volunteers help people with adaptive disabilities learn to ice skate.
Ex-Georgia track coach accused of spending booster money on himself
A former Gwinnett County track coach is accused of spending money meant for student athletes on himself after investigators say thousands of dollars went missing over several years.
"Make Atlanta Your Own Gym" encourages people to get moving
The new campaign from the City of Atlanta is encouraging people to look at their surroundings a little differently, not just as places to visit, but as places to get moving.
Georgia woman sues Kaiser Permante over alleged cancer misdiagnosis
Metro Atlanta mother of two Cassandra Barksdale claims that a tissue specimen mix-up by Kaiser Permanente led to her believing she had an aggressive form of uterine cancer and only a few years to live.