Students across metro Atlanta prepare to head back to class
As metro Atlanta students get ready to head back to the classroom next week, families across the area are busy knocking out last-minute prep work and back-to-school shopping.
Cleanup continues after thunderstorms leave damage across Georgia
Residents in metro Atlanta and across North Georgia are picking up the pieces following an intense overnight thunderstorm that brought severe flash flooding and fallen trees.
How summer heat can dangerously interact with medications
As temperatures continue to rise across Georgia, doctors and pharmacists are issuing a reminder about mixing medicine with extreme heat.
Stockbridge mayor files lawsuit against city officials over revoked privileges
Tensions continue to rise in Stockbridge as a legal battle unfolds between Mayor Jayden Williams and members of the city council.
Buford woman with cerebral palsy becomes inspiring magazine cover model
Buford's Natalie Fowler, living with cerebral palsy, inspires as a cover model and beloved café employee—proving determination overcomes obstacles.
12-year-old, twin brother build thriving 3D-printed toy business
A 12-year-old is building a successful 3D-printing business from his playroom, earning hundreds of dollars a month while learning entrepreneurship alongside his twin brother.
Georgia domestic violence survivor creates support system to other
Ten years ago, Nichelle Wilson and her infant daughter survived a terrifying physical attack while in an abusive relationship. Now she's ensuring other families had a safety net.
How Georgia helped shape America's 250-year history
From its roots as an original colony to its status as a global hub of commerce and the birthplace of modern civil rights, Georgia has consistently been a state of historic breakthroughs.
Metro Atlanta businesses prepare for life after penny production ends
The U.S. Mint has stopped producing pennies after more than 230 years. Here's how cash transactions will change for metro Atlanta businesses.
Don't wait until you're thirsty: Experts say pre-hydration can help beat the heat
For days, health officials have been reminding the public to drink plenty of water as temperatures continue to rise. However, waiting until you are already out in the sun to start drinking may not be enough to keep you safe.
Emory University exhibition highlights FIFA fandom
FIFA fandom is taking center stage at Emory University's new exhibition "Footwork."
How Marcus Bar & Grille is honoring Juneteenth through culinary tradition
At Marcus Bar & Grille, Juneteenth isn't just a date on the calendar; it's an immersive culinary journey. The restaurant is celebrating the holiday with a curated menu where every single dish tells a story of survival, heritage, and joy.
Souvenir shop gives Atlanta artists presence during Men's World Cup
Instead of mass-produced trinkets, every single item on the Be Kind ATL's shelves tells a story about the Atlanta artists who made it.
State Farm Arena shuts down Kai Cenat's Atlanta Streamer University event
State Farm Arena said that the "overwhelming number of people" attending Kai Cenat Streamer University auditions led them to stop Wednesday's event.
How much screen time is too much for kids? Atlanta mom of four shares strategy after new Surgeon General warning
The federal government's warning about the dangers of excessive screen time is sending shockwaves through households and classrooms alike, drawing comparisons to public health crises of the past.