Elizabeth Baptist Church feeds thousands amid SNAP pause

Atlanta’s Elizabeth Baptist Church fed 5,000 people through its Operation Uplift drive, expanding efforts to fight food insecurity amid the government shutdown and paused SNAP benefits.

Georgia 15-year-old collecting winter clothing for kids in need

A Georgia 15-year-old is using his non-profit Loved and Protected to help collect coats and winter clothing for kids in need around North Georgia.

Falcons bring Halloween joy to kids at Children’s Healthcare

The Atlanta Falcons traded the gridiron for the hospital floor Tuesday, bringing Halloween cheer to young patients at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Scottish Rite Hospital.

Hosea Helps launches holiday push to aid 30,000 families

Hosea Helps has launched its 54th annual holiday campaign to serve more than 30,000 families through MLK Day.

Lost and found: Lowe’s store cat's 85-mile journey ends in happy reunion

A beloved Richmond Lowe’s store cat named Francine has been safely reunited with her home after an unexpected 85-mile journey to North Carolina.

Austell church holds outdoor service after fire destroys building

One week after a fire destroyed their church, members of Prayer City Eagles Chapel International Ministries gathered in the parking lot Sunday to worship and pray for strength as they begin to rebuild.

Former Falcon Warrick Dunn helps two families furnish new homes

Former Atlanta Falcons running back Warrick Dunn surprised two families Tuesday, by helping them move into fully furnished homes.

Medal of Honor recipients retrace Civil War’s Great Locomotive Chase

Thirteen Medal of Honor recipients retraced the route of the Civil War’s Great Locomotive Chase on Tuesday, a historic event that led to the awarding of the very first Medals of Honor in 1863.

Son of ‘The Wire’ actor Tray Chaney surprised with Falcons-Commanders tickets

Malachi Chaney, who was severely injured when a tornado struck his Henry County home earlier this year, received free tickets and field passes to the game from the Commanders.

Georgia teenager makes USA Karate history

A Georgia teenager is making history as the first male wheelchair athlete named to the U.S. Para Karate Team.

‘Special Friends Day’ at North Georgia State Fair

For a few hours, the fairgrounds were reserved exclusively for children and young adults with special needs and their families

Hero Kickball Tournament raises funds for veterans, first responders

Manna Fund held its inaugural Hero Kickball Tournament in Gwinnett County to raise money for mental health recovery programs supporting veterans and first responders.