Hawks' Lady Ballers clinic helps boost girls' skills and confidence
The Atlanta Hawks' Lady Ballers clinic helps girls build their confidence on and off the court.
Atlanta residents concerned over possible flooding from Isaias
Flooding in Atlanta's Peachtree Battle neighborhood has caused some residents thousands of dollars in damage. With more rain on the way due to Hurricane Isaias, those that live there say they're working to protect what they can.
Verizon deploying emergency network equipment during Hurricane Isaias
Verizon is rolling out vital emergency network equipment ahead of Hurricane Isaias to make sure that communities and first responders stay connected.
Nonprofit offers solutions to price repairs for Atlanta homeowners
For some Atlanta homeowners, owning a home does not mean they can afford to keep it in good repair. But when repair problems turn pricy, the Nehemiah Project is here to help.
With holidays on the way, Open Hand Atlanta gets ready for busy season
Open Hand Atlanta is heading into one of its busiest times of the year, getting thousands of meals to people living with chronic illnesses.
Atlanta Hawks and volunteers pack meals for hungry Georgia families
The Atlanta Hawks teamed up with thousands of volunteers over the weekend to pack more than a million meals at State Farm Arena.
Atlanta's Tiny Doors offer small gateways to imagination
The Tiny Doors across the city are only a few inches tall, but they have become part of Atlanta's landscape.
Atlanta artist gives passersby on the Beltline a chance to slow down
Life can be busy, but on the Atlanta Beltline, one artist is giving anyone who walks by a reason to slow down and listen.
Atlanta History Center's Fall Fest shows old-school skills to kids
From making candles to learning how food was grown and prepared, Fall Fest at the Atlanta History Center is helping history leap off the page.
Atlanta nonprofit seeing families struggling with utility bills
The Midtown Assistance Center, a social services organization in Atlanta, says it's seeing some families with utility bills reaching hundreds of dollars.
Atlanta airport reports 33,000-gallon sewage spill near runway
A sewage spill near a runway at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport released an estimated 33,000 gallons into a wooded area, airport officials said Wednesday.
Atlanta residents reflect on what the end of summer means to them
Depending on where you are in life, the end of summer can mean something different.
Atlanta residents noticing drop in crime in their neighborhoods
The Federal Bureau of Investigation says crime is falling across the country, and people in Atlanta's District 12 say they've noticed the change.
Atlanta City Council shelves Peachtree Circle Historic District proposal
The Atlanta City Council has voted to indefinitely shelve a proposal to give part of Ansley Park historic protections.
Metro Atlanta transit riders scrambling due to Labor Day service changes
Some transit riders across metro Atlanta found that their normal routes were not running on Labor Day.