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Nasani Stephens is just 12, but he has already been through more surgeries than most adults. But the metro Atlanta tween is determined to make a comeback and get himself stronger and healthier than ever.

Athena loves playtime and enjoys playing with her extensive collection of squeaky plush toys. She's looking for a home with a fenced-in yard and would do best with an owner who has experience with large dogs.

It's a not-so-silent night when Christmas caroling took on a furry twist.

Vanessa Fanning, Renita Humphrey, Audrey Reese, and Kimbraly Grimes are classically trained musicians who created the string quartet Just Friends. Playing a variety of string instruments, the quartet performs at major events and award shows. The friends chat with Portia about their journey to the stage!

Brendan Fraser was bought to the Humane Society of NE Georgia after he was hit by a car. While he may be missing a leg, he does not let it slow him down.

Kelly Osbourne is one of the celebrities teaming up with some world class builders to have some fun on 'LEGO Master's' two-day holiday bricktacular.

A runaway bull on train tracks at Newark Penn Station caused the shutdown of rail service two and from New York City.

Buckhead's Roshambo is called the 'Diner's Diner' because it offers three distinct menus to suit the preferences of any hungry guests. Buck Lanford's preference aren't that complicated, so he headed to the Peachtree Battle shopping center to try out the restaurant's special burger.

Portia continues celebrating five decades of flow with some of the South?s hip-hop pioneers. In a candid discussion, the artists from the south discuss the struggles of making it in the hip-hop genre. Hip-hop group Arrested Development performs their latest single ''Hip-Hop Saves Lives.''

Portia celebrates five decades of flow with some of hip-hop’s most important figures. Ryon and Tyson Horne are directors of the new documentary ''The South Got Something to Say'' while Ernie Suggs serves as the producer and writer for the documentary. The trio join Portia, music legend Dallas Austin, and Crime Mob’s very own Princess to discuss the history of hip-hop and how the art changed the culture and their lives.

Yardstick got his name because he's a three-legged cat. He's a big boy and is very sweet with everyone he meets.

A holiday prank war has continued between the Forsyth County Fire Department and the Cumming Police Department.

Eden Schroeder is a 21-year-old para swimmer with The Shepherd Center. She's paralyzed from the chest down, but when she's in the water, she says she's in full control. Now, she's getting ready for the biggest race of her life: the U.S. Paralympics Swimming National Championship in Orlando.

''Married to Medicine'' television personality Dr. Heavenly Kimes joins Portia at the table to discuss her pathway to financial freedom. Young entrepreneurs Michael Fulton II and Taj Skaggs seek advice from Dr. Heavenly about leveling up their businesses and building generational wealth.