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.
Kate's Club helps young adults who have lost parents grieve
What starts as grief can turn into something bigger, so metro Atlanta's Kate's Club helps young adults get into the community and grieve in a healthy way.
Georgia family's tragedy gives toddler 2nd chance at life
On June 3, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's 2,000th organ transplant went to a 2-year-old from Dublin, Georgia.
Atlanta officials working to close the "summer camp gap"
This fall, Atlanta will begin rolling out a sliding-scale fee system designed to make after-school and recreational programs more affordable.
Georgia students, staff see benefits of 4-day school week
Georgia's Chatooga County School District made the switch to a four-day school week nearly a decade ago, and officials say the model is extremely popular among students and staff.
City of Atlanta looking to create safe community spaces for teens
The City of Atlanta is taking steps to give teens more places to gather, awarding a $50k grant to help create safe community spaces.
APS unveils tactical, drone teams to boost campus security
Atlanta Public Schools adds tactical and drone teams to boost campus safety, following the Apalachee shooting and rising concerns in the community.
Georgia farmers brace for higher delivery costs as diesel prices rise
At Sunnybrook Stables in Cobb County, the rising diesel prices are showing up in the cost of keeping its horses fed.