Good Day Atlanta

The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "The Outsiders" is on stage this weekend at Fox Theatre in Atlanta and one of its stars attended school in Marietta. Paul Milliken interviews Christian Arrendondo and surprise guests.

Alcohol consumption is on the rise at this time of year, but many don’t understand when they are taking it too far. Dr. Sarah Church has some good tips, to keep the visits down.

Holiday shopping has started, and Atlanta sports are in full swing. What if you can get your loved ones the best of both worlds, with some awesome merch from their favorite team. Christina shows us some great gift ideas.

Amazon Spokesperson Louie Tran shares practical solutions to “porch pirates” prevention and what customers should do if they find themselves in this situation.

Trae Bodge shares how to save on weekly groceries, and savings hacks for those holiday gatherings.

Doctor Corinne Erickson helps viewers decipher fact from fiction, when it comes to testosterone.

The Roswell Christkindl Market is back and Paul Milliken stopped by Tuesday morning to check in with some of the vendors at this year's market.

A new study is revealing several benefits of a one-week detox. FOX Medical Team's Deena Centafonti joined Good Day Atlanta to talk about the study and the benefits for young adults and teens.

Shelter and Shelves brings in Marco, who's up for adoption.

Justin Bieber lends a helping hand and Beyonce' goes for a ride in an F1 race car. Entertainment host and contributor Mani Millss has the details.

Atlanta Chef Chelsia Green Ogletree shows viewers her Creole Butter Herb Roasted Turkey Breast with Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes & Pan Gravy.

Meet Marco, available from Shelters and Shelves Rescue.

Paul Milliken visited a holiday pop-up named Miracle on Main St. in Alpharetta on Monday morning. Here's a look at some of the festival drinks that are being offered.

Kelly Reynolds and April Mitchell will give tips on how to Declutter the Chaos Before You Deck the Halls.

A new survey by Talker Research says the average person is willing to drive roughly 172 miles just to pick up a loved one for the holidays. About 5% sat they'd go more than 700 miles.