DeKalb County woman celebrates 100th birthday with surprise party at her church

Lillian Kemp Taylor, whose 100th birthday was on May 5, 2022, was the center of a surprise celebration at her church, Beulah Missionary Baptist Church.

Johns Creek cop praised for saving choking man

Lt. Trey Farran was eating lunch at Maya's Mexican Kitchen on Medlock Bridge Road on April 27 when someone started choking at a nearby table.

Young Yankees fan given Aaron Judge HR ball meets his hero

The young Yankees fan who became a viral sensation this week shed more tears of joy on Wednesday when he met his hero, New York slugger Aaron Judge.

Watch: Precious toddler walks his mom down the aisle

First, he stole the spotlight. Now, this Michigan toddler is stealing hearts everywhere for his priceless reaction to his mom on her wedding day.

Paulding County student struck by car released from hospital

A Paulding County student severely injured while walking on campus is finally home after months in the hospital. Kendall Thomas' parents said she's minimally conscious and still has a long recovery ahead.

Non-profit launches new adaptive kayaking program in metro Atlanta

There are new opportunities for athletes with physical challenges in metro Atlanta. Catalyst Sports, a local non-profit has launched an adaptive kayaking program.

Grant provides 10-year-old athlete with new running prosthesis

Watson Fink had his leg amputated when he was about a year old, but that has not held him back. Watson had been doing it all on an everyday walking prosthesis, but thanks to a grant from the Challenged Athletes Foundation and Ossur, he now has a sports prosthesis.

Teen with Down syndrome allowed to stay in school longer to graduate despite age

Emily Pennington, 18, desperately wanted to graduate with her class next year, but the school board wouldn’t take up her case until her parents and the community kept rallying behind her.

Suburban Chicago boy saving money for college by working as Easter Bunny

UNUSUAL TEEN JOB: Suburban Chicago 13-year-old Kayden Myers works every spring as the Easter Bunny. He is in 7th grade and is saving money for college.