Crisis dog helps save Georgia woman's life

A Marietta police pup who usually spends his days working with children in the Marietta City Elementary Schools was called to a bigger assignment last week. K-9 Officer Barney successfully helped soothe a woman who was in severe crisis. Barney saved her life.

Senoia police officer's act of kindness transforms lives of both officer and homeless driver

A traffic stop last November in Senoia would change the life of the driver and the officer involved. Piedmont Newnan Hospital awarded Sgt. Chris Black Tuesday for the compassion he showed to the homeless man behind the wheel. 

14-year-old Pleasanton whiz graduates Santa Clara University, gets job at SpaceX

Fourteen-year-old Kairan Quazi of Pleasanton is set to graduate from Santa Clara University and has already secured a full-time job as a software engineer at SpaceX's Starlink division.

Community rallies after horse riding center known for helping kids with special needs burns down

Beyond Limits Therapeutic Riding Center in Cartersville lost everything in a fire last month. Since then, the community has come together to get riders back in the saddle. But there's still a lot of need.

Chick-fil-A store throwing sendoff party for Special Olympics athlete headed to world game

A Chick-fil-A in Canton is giving a big send off to one of their own Tuesday. Joseph “Caleb” Guy is headed to 2023 Special Olympics World Games in Germany. And they want you there!

Recovering Covington officer shot in face says 'Thank you' for the prayers

The Covington police officer who was shot in the face during a shootout at a motel off Interstate 20 in May posted a heartwarming video thanking anyone who took time to pray for him during his recovery.

Watch: Chimp 'infatuated' with newborn at zoo builds nest for 'pretend baby'

"Zola has always had a very maternal side and we have often caught her playing with rocks and building nests for her stones, even picking them up and carrying in her leg pocket."

Watch: 'Legendary' math professor, 88, gets standing ovation after final lecture

Gilbert Strang, 88, was one of the first professors to post his lectures to OpenCourseWare, which gave millions of people free access to MIT classes.

Born in jail to her incarcerated mother, teen is now Harvard-bound

She was born facing great odds, entering into the world in a jail. And now she’s ready to embark on her dream to attend Harvard University.

Is Beecher Hills Elementary where valedictorians get their start?

For years, Beecher has created a reputation as a "birthplace" for valedictorians. Several former students have earned that title, salutatorian or had the top SAT score at their high school.

Friends since 1st grade, Barrow County Schools recognize Boy Scout troop graduating together

They've all been friends since first grade and participated in the same Boy Scout troop but for the first time in 12 years. As with all things, this era must come to an end.