Adapted tango dance boosts mobility for veterans with Parkinson's Disease
Emory University's Dr. Madeleine Hackney leads specialized tango classes for veterans living with Parkinson's disease.
Nonprofit opens Zion's Closet resource room to support students and families at Fulton County elementary school
Filling a need and providing basic resources for students! That's the goal for Love Beyond Walls, a non-profit meeting the needs of students who need clothes and access to computers at A. Phillip Randolph Elementary in Fulton County.
Cobb County high school hosts special education dance for students
Parents say the annual Special Education Dance at Kennesaw Mountain High School gives their kids an outlet outside of the classroom
Atlanta Ramadan Food Festival unites Norcross with food and celebration
Thousands attended an inclusive overnight festival where Muslims and non-Muslims gather to break the fast, share food, and celebrate Ramadan.
Atlanta kindergarteners surprised with $10,000 investment accounts
Hundreds of Atlanta kindergarteners received $10,000 investment accounts, part of a new initiative aimed at building generational wealth and narrowing the city's financial inequality.
Car boot ban stalls in Georgia, leaving drivers frustrated and stuck
Despite bipartisan support, a bill to ban car booting in Georgia was killed in committee—leaving some drivers facing steep fines and unclear parking rules.
South Fulton passes ban on ICE detention centers
The South Fulton City Council voted unanimously to prohibit ICE detention centers in South Fulton, joining a metro Atlanta movement to push back against federal immigration facility proposals in local communities.
Runners honor Ahmaud Arbery 6 years later on Atlanta's BeltLine
Six years after Ahmaud Arbery was shot and killed while jogging in Brunswick, Georgia, his family and supporters gather in Atlanta to honor his memory with commemorative runs.
The love story and legacy of Atlanta's trailblazing architects
Bill Stanley and Ivenue Love-Stanley, the first Black graduates from Georgia Tech's College of Architecture, have shaped Atlanta's skyline and inspired generations.
Atlanta Black-owned toy store to be featured in Obama Presidential Center
An Atlanta-based, Black-owned toy store is making history as it earns a place in the prestigious Obama Presidential Center.
Live dating game event aims to get Atlanta singles to stop swiping
"Game. Set. Match." wants singles around Atlanta to give Bumble the boot and get to making human connections the old-fashioned way.
Written by an Atlanta graduate, the Black National Athem still resonates
On Clark Atlanta University's campus, there's an extra sense of pride when students hear "Lift Every Voice and Sing."
Atlanta museum honors the life of a trailblazing Black business leader
Madam C.J. Walker became the first self-made female millionaire in America from her hair care empire.
Doctor urges precautions as winter weather sticks around in Georgia
With freezing temperatures sticking around and snow falling in parts of Georgia, a metro Atlanta doctor is warning about the dangers the cold can bring.
Trump Mountain? Family that donated Sawnee Mountain land calls renaming proposal "terrifically disrespectful"
A proposal to rename one of Forsyth County's most well-known landmarks is sparking sharp backlash from local leaders and families tied to its preservation.