Fierce winds topple trees, damaging homes in Stonecrest neighborhood
National Weather Service experts are surveying the aftermath as Stonecrest residents recount harrowing winds toppling trees onto their homes near Lithonia.
Severe weather and TSA worker shortages leave long security lines at the Atlanta airport
The Atlanta airport is asking travelers to arrive earlier than they usually would and to be patient as it deals with weather delays and airport security workers calling out.
Georgia voices, films in the spotlight during Oscars 2026 ceremony
Many of Georgia's own creatives had a hand in creating the films nominated for the 98th Academy Awards.
Atlanta program hires formerly incarcerated residents to clean city parks
The City of Atlanta is giving residents a fresh start, and they're giving parks and green spaces a fresh look through the Center for Employment Opportunities program.
Spelman College students developing device to help people talk to plants
The Spelman College students' project is called PlantGPT, and the goal is to help anyone have a green thumb.
Alliance Theatre's Lullaby Project helps parents and babies bond through music
The Alliance Theatre's Lullaby Project, part of its weekly Early Learners Program at the PNC PlaySpace, brings together artists and families to create personalized lullabies.
Former Ambassador Andrew Young celebrates Black History Month, YMCA's impact
Before he was an activist, ambassador, or mayor of Atlanta, Young says he was just another kid at the YMCA.
Demolition begins at South Fulton's condemned Camelot Condominiums
South Fulton officials say the demolition of some of the complex's buildings are long overdue, but residents are concerned about where the bulldozers may go next.
Jeff Probst says "Survivor" players were "ready to get bloody" for 50th season
"Survivor" favorites are back for the show's 50th season, and host Jeff Probst says they all came ready to play hard for the title.
Atlanta homeowners excited to put spaces for rent during 2026 World Cup
A high demand for places to stay in Atlanta during the FIFA World Cup has Airbnb offering hundreds of dollars in incentives to new hosts.
Winter storm, Mexico unrest cause flight problems at the Atlanta airport
As on Monday afternoon, there have been 250 delays into or out of the Atlanta airport and over 230 cancellations due to freezing weather up north and civil unrest down south.
Nonprofit's cooking program getting people off the streets and into kitchens
Open Hand Atlanta's program teaches aspiring chefs and culinary professionals everything from new skills to restaurant management.
Researchers aim to bring truth to light for civil rights cold cases
The goal of the Civil Rights Cold Case Records Review Board is to bring justice and closure to families who lost loved ones in racially-motivated killings that have gone unsolved.
Seed and Feed brings colorful musical mayhem to Atlanta events
For over half a century, the Seed & Feed Marching Abominable has been brightening up Atlanta with their colorful and chaotic style.
Atlanta's Big Bethel A.M.E. Church continues to spread inclusive message
Atlanta's Big Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church survived the Civil War and became known as the City Hall of Sweet Auburn during the civil rights era.