Georgia farmers look ahead to fall harvest after drought ends
For nearly a year, dry conditions heavily impacted farmers across the state, but the recent turn in the weather is giving growers a reason to look forward to fall.
Henry Co. named fastest-growing majority Black U.S. county
According to a review of census data, Henry County is the fastest growing majority Black suburban county in the U.S.
Georgia students see benefits of big Powerball jackpot excitement
While millions of players are dreaming of what they would do if they won the big Powerball jackpot, state officials point out that Georgia students are already winning big.
Metro Atlanta coffee shop has unique connection with community
Located in Buford, The Brightside Cafe is a local shop on a mission to bring meaningful employment opportunities to adults with special needs.
Georgia dad become a doula to support wife during pregnancy
After experiencing complications during the birth of their first child, a Georgia dad wanted to do everything he could to make to have his wife's back during their second pregnancy. So he enrolled in the Dads to Doulas online course.
Atlanta teacher puts finishing touches on classroom ahead of school year
With the clock ticking toward the first bell, thousands of teachers across metro Atlanta are spending their final days of summer prepping classrooms, organizing supplies, and getting ready to welcome the next batch of bright young minds.
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.