Georgia students learn auto repair through three-year career program
This week, our Homeroom series heads to Rockdale County, where a former automotive mechanic is teaching students his skills.
Atlanta artist discusses painting behind Georgia's new voting sticker
The familiar Georgia peach "I Voted" stickers have been around for several years during election season. Now, Georgia voters are getting a new sticker with a new design.
How the Carter Center plans to monitor Georgia's Election Day results
It is the day before the midterm elections, and the Carter Center will be monitoring the polls in Georgia on Tuesday. Since 1989, the Atlanta-based organization has observed more than 120 elections in 40 countries.
Marietta's Mr. Tombstone's mixes spooky vibes with tasty drinks
At Mr. Tombstone's Coffee Emporium in Marietta, Halloween is a vibe you can get year-round.
"Beyond the Gates" star Jibre Hordges on his surprise acting start
"Beyond the Gates" heads into Friday's Daytime Emmy Awards with 15 nominations, and Atlanta's own Jibre Hordges, who plays homicide detective Jacob Hawthorne, is getting ready to walk the red carpet.
Georgia man diagnosed with breast cancer shares warning for other men
An Ellijay man who was diagnosed with breast cancer nearly two decades ago is sharing his story and encouraging others to get checked.
Lizzo encourages students during College Park school visit
Grammy Award-winning singer Lizzo stopped by a metro Atlanta school on Thursday to inspire students and give away copies of her new children's book.
Georgia pumpkin farm goes big with new 45-foot drive-through attraction
A pumpkin farm in Dawsonville has opened a 45-foot giant pumpkin drive-through, adding a new attraction to its hayrides and pumpkin offerings.
Atlanta's Little 5 Points Halloween Parade & Festival returns this weekend
Spooky season is here, and Atlanta's Little 5 Points Halloween Parade & Festival returns this weekend.
Georgia girls excel in school but face depression, isolation: Girl Scout report
Georgia girls are excelling in the classroom, but many are struggling with their mental health and feeling isolated, according to a new report from two Girl Scout councils.
Georgia Tech, Emory put more than $1 billion toward Atlanta's AI future
Georgia Tech and Emory University are investing more than $1 billion in artificial intelligence, with plans to expand computing power, prepare students for the workforce and advance research in Georgia.
Early voting begins in Georgia for governor, US Senate and other statewide races
Early voting for Georgia's midterm election begins Tuesday, with races for governor, U.S. Senate, secretary of state and attorney general on the ballot.
East Atlanta coach helps underserved girls pursue competitive cheerleading
A cheerleading coach in Lithonia started a program to help underserved students take part in a sport that can cost families thousands of dollars a year.
Georgia Red Cross sends relief supplies to Florida and Alabama after Isaias
The American Red Cross of Georgia has sent volunteers and relief supplies to Florida and Alabama to help communities affected by Hurricane Isaias.
New art exhibit celebrates legacy of HBCU marching bands
HBCU marching bands are taking center stage at Atlanta's College Football Hall of Fame with a special exhibit that captures the color, movement, and personality of drum majors and majorettes.