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.
New Arena at Southlake targets economic growth, student training
Clayton County leaders say the new $117 million Arena at Southlake will bring major events, create economic opportunities and provide training for students.
Inside the classroom with Cobb County School District's Teacher of the Year Amanda Dillard
When you walk through the hallways of Pope High School, and it won't take long to realize that math teacher Amanda Dillard is a beloved fixture. In fact, around school, she is known as kind of a big "Dill."
Villa Rica moves to acquire private property through eminent domain for roadway project
Homeowners in Villa Rica are protesting a roadway project that could force them off their property. City council voted to use eminent domain to gain access to private land to complete construction.
Georgia Tech to face UIC in NCAA Regional opener after dominant ACC season
The excitement in Midtown is reaching a fever pitch as the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets prepare to host the NCAA Baseball Atlanta Regional this afternoon.
Georgia Chamber of Commerce hosts first State of Energy event as data center concerns grow
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce is making history Thursday morning, hosting its first-ever "State of Energy" event at the Coca-Cola headquarters in downtown Atlanta.
Free summer food program returns in Gwinnett County as families face rising grocery costs
When school lets out for the summer in Gwinnett County, thousands of children also lose access to the daily meals they rely on, and county leaders are stepping in to help fill that gap.
Moderate flooding threatens Fulton and Forsyth counties; Big Creek hits highest levels since 2020
Moderate flooding continues to impact parts of Fulton and Forsyth this morning, prompting officials to issue warnings for local residents and drivers as water levels reach historic highs.
Chef Carlos Brown is bringing Gullah Geechee culture to McDonogh
Chef Carlos Brown has prepared world-class meals for high-profile people like Oprah Winfrey, Jim Carrey, and the Obamas. However, when he made the decision to open his restaurant in McDonough, Georgia, his primary goal was to ensure his rich cultural heritage became a local staple.