Atlanta teen uses Black Girl Joy grant to bring brighter smiles to kids
Through the Black Girl Joy Challenge, young women receive funding for projects that spread joy and create positive change.
Haitian woman in Atlanta says ending TPS could cost her everything
Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, is expected to expire for some immigrants as soon as Friday. Myrlande has lived in the United States for 16 years under Temporary Protected Status. She says she fears she could be deported.
Gas prices surge across Georgia as tensions in Iran push oil prices higher
Gas prices have jumped nearly 20 cents over the past week in both metro Atlanta and statewide. The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is now about $4.
Atlanta mom turns postpartum anxiety into mission to help other mothers
July is Postpartum Changes Awareness month. It's a time to raise awareness of the physical and emotional changes many women experience after giving birth.
Atlanta Vibe gives young volleyball players a chance to learn from the pros
The Atlanta Vibe is helping grow the game of volleyball one young player at a time.
Atlanta woman shares how a pardon changed her life after decades of incarceration
After decades of incarceration and employment barriers, a 75-year-old Atlanta woman says a state pardon and record restriction gave her a second chance.
Georgia nonprofit gives former foster kids a safe place to grow
For many young people, turning 18 can mean losing the support they've always known. One Union City nonprofit is making sure they don't have to face adult by themselves by providing them a safe place to keep growing.
An old arrest can follow you for years. Fulton County wants to help change that
In Fulton County, the district attorney's office is giving some people with arrest records a chance at a fresh start.
Move-In Day Mafia helps foster youth move into HBCUs with support and supplies
For many students, moving into a college dorm is an exciting milestone. But for those aging out of the foster care system, starting college without family support can be especially challenging. That's where Atlanta nonprofit Move-In Day Mafia steps in.
Atlanta Dream's Rhyne Howard still confident after 5 straight losses: "We're so much better"
The Atlanta Dream have hit a rough patch this season after losing five consecutive games. Thursday night, they are looking to end that streak, as they face off against the Seattle Storm in Atlanta.
Metro Atlanta megachurch pastors discuss the role churches play in elections
Voters in Georgia's 13th Congressional District will head to the polls later this month to choose who will serve the remainder of the late U.S. Rep. David Scott's term.
Atlanta food truck owners serve World Cup crowds at new Global Grub Alley
The FIFA Men's World Cup is keeping business rolling for several Atlanta food trucks. The Global Grub Alley is aiming to give food trucks an assist.
Atlanta's historic Municipal Market receives World Cup funding for small businesses
Small businesses inside Atlanta's Municipal Market are getting a leg up with several $10,000 grants during the FIFA World Cup. Invest Atlanta approved the grants for businesses inside the historic market to make repairs and upgrades.
Alpharetta man keeps 5-decade Peachtree Road Race tradition alive
Russ Gill may be running at a slightly different pace then when he started taking part in the Peachtree Road Race over 50 years ago, but he wants to keep going as long as he can.
Atlanta airport expects traveler surge for Fourth of July weekend
More than four million people are expected to travel through Atlanta's airport around the busy Independence Day holiday.