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It's been a long time coming, but it will now be required that Georgia students take financial literacy classes in order to graduate.

U.S. health officials are warning hospitals about an emerging and potentially deadly fungus, known as Candida auris, or C. auris, that is spreading in health care settings like ICU's and nursing homes, infection patients who are already battling severe health problems.

When CDC epidemiology Catherine McLean suffered a concussion in a scooter accident, she discovered a new way of treating mild traumatic brain injuries. Instead of recommending rest, her neurologist at the Shepherd Center Complex Concussion Clinic in Atlanta, wanted McLean to get up and moving as quickly as possible.

An alert neighbor is being credited with helping Clayton County Police locate two brothers who ran away from home Monday night.

Chaos erupted in Downtown Atlanta Sunday night as street racing near Georgia State University led to not one, but at least two separate shootings.

Can you help? Staff members say at least 200 dogs will need to be adopted or fostered within the next 2 weeks, otherwise they'll be euthanized to make more space.

A new way to get a payday advance is emerging in the area of finance called 'fin-tech.' These financial apps aren't banks -- but they do move money around, and they're striking up controversy nationwide.

A medical marijuana bill that would have removed the secrecy surrounding the commission and given more companies a chance to grow and sell medical marijuana failed in the Senate last night.

After a 3-year pause during the pandemic, Georgians covered by Medicaid or PeachCare for Kids will soon have to get recertified to continue their coverage, a process known in Georgia as Medicaid unwinding.

A Smyrna 5-year-old is out of the hospital and finally smiling after being injured in a hit-and-run accident.