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Clover is a lap cat who thrives on human attention and loves to play.

Traffic came to a halt in Pennsylvania after a longhorn steer made its way onto one of the state's highways.

You likely won't hear new music from Cardi B anytime soon, and Megan Thee Stallion is on her ''Good Samaritan'' mode. April B. and Shenelle Simone from the Flew Here Grew Here podcast joined Alex Whittler to share the latest entertainment news.

Dozens of Buckhead's top culinary destinations are serving up amazing dishes as part of Buckhead Restaurant Week.

Many Americans are struggling to take a vacation this summer due to a sense of guilt or a feeling that they can't completely separate from work. Georgia Gwinnett College psychology professor Dr. David Ludden joins Joanne Feldman with some helpful tips to get the break you need.

A new group of COVID-19 variants known as 'FLiRT' is now responsible for the majority of cases surging this summer. Emory University's Dr. Neil Winawer breaks down what's new about this variant.

Good Day's Alyse Eady is back after welcoming a new baby boy Walker in April. She gave Ron Gant and Joanne Feldman an update on her family on her first day back.

Buck takes us on a tour through the years of some of the best burgers metro Atlanta has to offer.

Go behind the scenes with Paul Milliken as he explores new places, people, and things to do.

Biscuit Banjo has been at Lifeline's Animal Shelter for 43 days and is looking for someone who loves a lot of cuddles.

You already have the seeds of what can help you reach your greatest potential inside you right now. That's the idea behind radio personality Veda Howard's ''wisdom nugget'' for the weekend.

With all the intense summer heat and humidity, your roses may be looking a little piqued. The experts at Pike Nurseries shared a few tips and tricks on how you can keep your roses thriving from now through fall.

Scientists in Japan are creating a new way to make robotic faces ''smile'' by using living skin.

The hit Netflix show 'Supacell' centers on a group of seemingly ordinary South Londoners who turn out to be anything but. Rapper and filmmaker Rapman created, wrote, and directed the show, and he sat down with Paul Milliken to discuss the series.

If you're hankering for a seafood boil, why not consider Dominique's? The new spot is open near Stonecrest and is serving up delicious classics all day long. Owner Cheryl Dominique and executive chef Robert Johnson joined Alex Whittler to show off some of the tasty dishes and talk about the restaurant.

Atlanta resident Verissa Thomas competed in a high-stakes show centered around Candy Crush and came out with third place and a $100,000 prize. She talked with Alex Whittler about her time playing the game and her experience in the tournament.