Girls learn basketball and life skills at Atlanta Hawks summer camp
At the Atlanta Hawks Lady Ballers Summer Camp, girls worked on their game and found out basketball can be about much more than scoring points.
Atlanta school halves discipline cases with kindness-focused approach
MLK Jr. Middle in Atlanta earned a national Kindness Designation after a daily relationship routine cut discipline referrals by 50% and boosted attendance.
Warnings signs and prevention tips for extreme heat safety
Rising temps can trigger heat stroke fast. Know the warning signs and prevention tips to stay safe during summer's extreme heat.
FIFA fans turn to MARTA for Haiti vs. Morocco match
Heavy traffic and road closures surrounded Mercedes-Benz Stadium during the Haiti vs. Morocco World Cup match in Atlanta.
DeKalb residents push back on plans for data center regulations
Some DeKalb County residents are making it clear they do not want data centers in their backyard.
Atlanta businesses seeing benefits from visitors during World Cup
World Cup fever is filling the stands at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, but just outside the gates, local businesses are seeing the impact up close.
Juneteenth history missing from Atlanta classrooms, students and alumni say
Juneteenth commemorates the day enslaved people in Galveston, Texas finally learned they were free more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. For two generations of Atlanta students, it was a history lesson they did not learn in school.
Inside Atlanta's Silver Skillet: The iconic diner serving breakfast since 1956
From the outside, it doesn't give much away, but inside Silver Skillet, tucked away on 14th St., the clock might as well be stuck in the 1960s.
At Emory University, researchers are pursuing a gentler way to treat childhood leukemia
Emory University researchers are studying a treatment that doesn't blast the entire body, but instead, it's designed to find a specific weakness in the cancer cells. The team says this study isn't just about curing cancer, but about giving kids a chance to grow up with fewer scars from the cure itself.
Hawks hold auditions for inaugural Flight Crew skate team at Atlanta's Cascade Skating Rink
The Skate Team will perform at games and community events as part of the Hawks' Flight Crew, the entertainment and brand ambassador division of the Hawks, which already consists of break dancers, stunt team members, drummers, and traditional brand ambassadors.
GDOT closes all lanes of I-285 between MLK Jr. Drive and Cascade Road for weekend construction
All lanes of I-285 between Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. and Cascade Rd. are temporarily closing tonight as the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) continues a major reconstruction project on Atlanta's west side.
ATL Spoke debuts as Atlanta's first autonomous shuttle, connecting West End MARTA to Beltline
ATL Spoke soft-launched along the Southwest Beltline, giving riders their first chance to try the free service before its official launch Friday.
Gas prices in Georgia expected to spike as tax suspension expires
Georgia's gas tax holiday is over, but drivers might not see the price at the pump jump up everywhere at the same time.
South Fulton gets new Grady ER as $900 million healthcare expansion begins
Grady Health System is expanding access to emergency care with a new 24-hour emergency department in Union City.
Black Music Month begins as Atlanta's Walk of Fame prepares new honors for music trailblazers
Signed into law by President Jimmy Carter in 1979, Black Music Month recognizes the cultural and historical significance of Black musicians.