Atlanta considers privatized TSA screening after partial government shutdown travel chaos
A proposal aimed at preventing another airport security meltdown at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is now gaining attention at Atlanta City Hall.
Pictures worth more: Atlanta photographer turning performance into portraits and preserving analog art
In a world of digital everything, an Atlanta artist is slowing things down one photo at a time. Filmmaker and analog photographer Dan Rainer is setting out to keep vintage photography alive.
At a Savannah Bananas game, a Marietta girl found inspiration in a Party Animals star
As the Savannah Bananas took on the Party Animals at Truist Park last weekend, fans of all ages and abilities filled the stands for a game they say makes everyone feel like they belong, including girls who see themselves in the players on the field.
Atlanta lawyer balances legal career with extra role on CBS soap "Beyond the Gates"
Jessica Thomas is a lawyer who found her way onto the set of "Beyond the Gates" as an extra. Now, she is balancing two very different worlds, briefs and court deadlines by day, call times and cameras by night.
How one Atlanta woman grew a Bible study into a thriving ministry for hundreds
A young woman in Atlanta is turning bible study into a space where women from different generations can lean on each other through faith.
Atlanta Michael Jackson impersonator brings King of Pop's legacy to life for fans
From the moves to the voice, to the way he connects with fans, one world-renowned Atlanta performer is honoring the influence of Michael Jackson.
Atlanta nonprofit Silence the Shame celebrates 10 years as funding challenges grow
May 5 is National Silence The Shame Day, and the Atlanta nonprofit organization named for it is marking ten years of impact.
Atlanta Gladiators roll ahead in Kelly Cup Playoffs, force Game 6
The Atlanta Gladiators, Gwinnett County's Nashville Predators ECHL affiliate, continue to roll through the Kelly Cup Playoffs in a neck-and-neck battle with Charleston's South Carolina Stingrays.
Georgia sees high primary turnout, but long ballots may be confounding voters
In the first week of early voting in Georgia's midterm primaries, officials say some voters are showing up to the polls only to turn around without casting their ballot.
Georgia utility companies urge customers make small changes as drought continues
A Level 1 drought is now in effect across Georgia, and officials say what happens next depends on how much people in the state conserve now.
Cobb County changes 13 polling sites ahead of primary, general election, runoff voting days
Thirteen Cobb County polling locations are changing starting today ahead of upcoming elections, election officials said, but voters are being told it will not affect early voting.
Georgia 2026 primary election: early voting begins with crowded ballot and wide-open governor's race
Early voting starts Monday in Georgia, and if you're headed to the polls, expect a ballot that is a little more complicated than usual.
Gwinnett students cook up national title hopes as Berkmar team competes in ProStart Invitational
A team of Gwinnett County students is heading to the national stage, tasked with preparing a full three-course meal under pressure.
Family-focused Boom Ball debuts in metro Atlanta, putting kids at center of game
A new family-friendly baseball experience is making its Atlanta debut, and it's all about getting kids in on the fun.
Atlanta artist, Girl Scouts transform 17th Street Bridge with mural celebrating 2026 FIFA World Cup
An Atlanta artist is transforming a well-known bridge into an inspirational new landmark.