15-year-old Braden Davis died after being hit by a car, but his organ donation will help at least 70 people, upholding his family's hope and his legacy of giving.

Conyers Methodist Church provides shelter and necessities to residents displaced by an EF-2 tornado, with aid from the Red Cross, as the community works on cleanup and recovery.

Georgia authorities are searching for 7-year-old Stella Salter, who may be with her mother. They're possibly in a 2007 gold Volvo C70, with the public urged to contact the police with any information.

Events in Atlanta marked the 56th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s death, including a family-led wreath-laying and a candlelight observance.

Atlanta will host the first U.S. Global Black Pride event in August 2023, featuring a week-long celebration of Black LGBTQI+ culture, including festivals, performances, a human rights conference, and discussions.

Clayton County is actively seeking new employees across more than 20 departments, offering residents various career opportunities in local government.

Coweta County is hiring seasonal camp program assistants to provide hands-on experience in planning and managing summer activities for youth and adults.

The Marietta Cobb Museum of Art will host "The Magic of Modern Art" exhibition from April 6 to June 16, based on Robyn Jamison's book, featuring works from various U.S. artists.

MARTA Airport Station at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport will be closed for 6 weeks for renovations, with shuttles running between College Park Station and the airport to accommodate travelers.

13-year cicadas, known as the Great Southern Brood, are set to emerge in Georgia this summer, featuring red eyes and yellow wings, and offering an ecological boost.

Georgia legislature failed to pass bills protecting the Okefenokee Swamp, while Twin Pines Minerals awaits EPD permit decisions amid environmental concerns and interagency discussions.

Clayton County announces a networking event for local entrepreneurs on May 9 at the Flint River Community Center to encourage small business growth and partnerships.

Atlanta is ranked as the top city for starting a business in 2024 by Home Bay, praised for its supportive environment, especially for Black entrepreneurs. Mayor Dickens celebrates the city's vibrant and inclusive business scene.