Derrick Jackson launches bid for governor with focus on Georgia families
State Rep. Derrick Jackson says he is running for governor to focus on Georgia families, health care and affordability.
Veterans discharged for refusing COVID vaccine may qualify to have GI Bill benefits restored
Thousands of U.S. service members who were discharged from service for refusing the COVID vaccine may regain eligibility for GI Bill education benefits.
Truck carrying research monkeys crashes in Mississippi — three still missing
Authorities in Mississippi say several monkeys were euthanized and three remain missing after a truck transporting the animals crashed on Interstate 59 in Jasper County.
IRS direct deposit stimulus in October? Here’s what we know
Rumors are circulating online about an IRS direct deposit stimulus payment hitting bank accounts in October or before year’s end. Are they true?
New CDC COVID-19 vaccine guidance: Georgia physicians respond
Georgia medical professionals said it is still important to consult with your doctor after the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices voted to change its COVID-19 vaccine guidance.
RFK Jr.'s vaccine panel changes COVID-19 shot guidelines
For the first time since the shots were developed, the group has declined to recommend their use — instead leaving the choice up to those who want them.
FDA limits access to updated COVID-19 shots: What we know
Millions of healthy adults and children who are interested in getting an updated COVID-19 shot for extra protection may have to cross several new hurdles to do so.
Study links COVID-19 infections to increased asthma, allergy risk
A large study led by Karolinska Institutet found people who had COVID-19 face a higher risk of developing asthma, sinusitis and hay fever, but vaccination appears to reduce those risks.
South Fulton police officers praised for rescue
Two City of South Fulton police officers are receiving high praise for rescuing three people from an overturned vehicle following a car crash.
Pediatricians’ group breaks with CDC, still urging COVID-19 shots for young children
The American Academy of Pediatrics is urging COVID-19 vaccinations for children under age 2, breaking with new CDC guidance under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Roswell firefighters rescue pets from Taylor Oaks house fire
Roswell firefighters saved pets from a burning house on Saturday.
Cherokee County service dog could win national award
A service animal named Parker from Cherokee County is in the running to win the American Humane Hero Dog Award.
MLB Speedway Classic in pictures: From rain delay to Braves win
The Atlanta Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-2 on Sunday after a rain delay and postponement on Saturday night.
Atlanta teachers surprised with classroom supply shopping spree
The teachers at Atlanta's Cascade Elementary School thought they had to go a meeting but were surprised with a free “pop-up shop" filled with school supplies.
Peachtree Corners mom reunited with daughter after serving overseas
A Georgia mom was reunited with her daughter in a surprise 10 months in the making. The reunion was caught on camera.
105-year-old Atlanta civil rights activist honored with church service
Valena York Henderson, lovingly called Mother Henderson by those who know her, turned 105 on Sunday. Henderson celebrated at Wheat Street Baptist Church, where she has belonged for more than 50 years, her family said.
Monroe police K-9 officer receives body armor from nonprofit
The body armor will protect Enzo from bullets and knives while out on the street. It was custom-made and fitted to the K-9 officer.
Greene credited as charges dropped in fake COVID-19 card case
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the Department of Justice will drop charges against a Utah doctor accused of running a fake COVID-19 vaccine scheme. Bondi credited Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene with getting the charges dropped.
Dacula teen finds new passion after scoliosis
The football and baseball star feared he wouldn't be able to return to the field after a scoliosis diagnosis. The teen is now back on the court, but using a camera to capture games.
San Quentin holds emotional, first-ever father-daughter prom
Hair, make-up, gowns, tuxedos, and tears—San Quentin Rehabilitation Center was recently the scene of an emotional first-ever father-daughter prom.