Atlanta is preparing for the Georgia Bulldogs vs. Texas Longhorns at the 2024 SEC Championship with watch parties offering discounts and a pet-friendly event.

North Gwinnett faces Buford in a historic Class 6A quarterfinal football game, with both teams boasting strong offenses and key players committed to Georgia Tech.

Georgia prepares to defend its winning streak against Georgia Tech in the rivalry known as "Clean Old-Fashioned Hate," with the game set for Friday on ABC.

The NBA fined the Atlanta Hawks $100,000 for improperly benching Trae Young in a game against the Celtics, challenging the team's claim of his tendinitis.

High school linebacker OJ Appiah suffered a severe brain injury after a football game, leading to emergency surgery and a community rally for his recovery.

The North Atlanta Football League (NAFL) has provided 253 high-rated VICIS helmets to youth athletes to improve safety against head injuries in football.

Georgia Bulldogs' coach Kirby Smart criticized player Jake Pope for celebrating with Ole Miss fans after a loss, calling it "stupid." Pope, who transferred from Alabama, has since apologized for the incident.

Kennesaw State University's football coach, Brian Bohannon, was reported to have stepped down, a claim he refuted, stating he was fired by Athletic Director Overton.

Cowboys' QB Dak Prescott injured his hamstring against the Falcons, while Atlanta's WR Drake London also exited with a hip injury. Both teams faced setbacks as the Cowboys lost their third game in a row.

Kennesaw State University held a memorial for the late basketball coach Amir Abdur-Rahim, remembering his influential role in sports and his profound personal impact.

DeKalb County offers youth basketball and cheerleading registration until October 31, for ages 5 to 17, with fees from $35 to $75 including uniforms. Programs start on December 14. Registration is available online or at local rec centers.

Fulton County's Rebound to Recovery basketball tournament promotes community engagement, integrating accountability court participants back into society and showing positive rehabilitative progress.

The Denmark High community mourns the loss of football player Finley Kruchten who died from a pulmonary embolism and donated his organs, saving multiple lives.