Government shutdown leaves downtown Atlanta restaurants struggling "We lost a lot of business"
Downtown Atlanta restaurants that rely on federal workers say business has plummeted as the government shutdown continues.
Georgia teen starts doll company to empower girls to love their curls
Thirteen-year-old Zoe Oli is the CEO of a doll company with a mission to empower young Black girls and their natural hair.
Family speaks out after Atlanta airport shooting threat averted
Police say a family's quick action stopped a potential mass shooting at Atlanta's busy airport before it began.
106-year-old Spelman alumna looks back at breaking fashion boundaries
Annie Jewel Moore, the oldest living Spelman alumna, launched her own haute couture salon and had her fashion featured in Vogue.
Atlanta youth learn the rhythm and discipline of HBCU drumlines
The Atlanta Drum Academy in Riverdale is training students as young as 3 to master the art of the drumline.
Dunwoody neighborhood's Halloween party ending for safety concerns
Briers North's Halloween party has drawn thousands of trick-or-treaters in past years, but organizers say it's become a safety issue.
Georgia costume shop owners say tariffs have led to higher prices
Metro Atlanta costume shop owners say they're trying to keep prices down while still surviving the rising costs of tariffs.
CDC workers frustrated with uncertain future during government shutdown
Thousands of workers at the CDC have been furloughed, and some are worried what that could mean for public health.
Rising global coffee prices test Atlanta's local coffee scene
Since President Trump imposed a 50% tariff on Brazil, one of the world's top coffee exporters, Atlanta coffee shops say higher bean costs are cutting into their profits.
At Atlanta's airport, TSA workers brace for unpaid shifts as government shutdown begins
The U.S. government shut down after leaders in Washington failed to strike a deal, forcing hundreds of thousands of federal workers into uncertainty and leaving TSA employees at Atlanta's airport working without pay.
Atlanta food banks and families brace for possible government shutdown
Many in metro Atlanta are concerned about their access to the food banks they rely on if the government shuts down.
Inside Ron Clark Academy: Where Atlanta students learn to stand out and lead
At Ron Clark Academy, Atlanta students aren't just learning math and reading; they're building confidence, public speaking skills, and leadership abilities to succeed in school and beyond.
Main Street makeover hurting restaurants and shops in East Point
As East Point works to add bike lanes, landscaping, and parking, local businesses report hundreds of thousands in lost sales, citing blocked storefronts and declining foot traffic.