Atlanta non-profit serves communities struggling financially during COVID-19 pandemic
It is an important question made by 'Change to Humanity' Founder Giselle Malluche.
Portable sinks being placed around Atlanta so homeless can wash hands
A local non-profit is helping members of the homeless community protect themselves by placing portable washing stations throughout metro Atlanta.
Despite closure, work never stops inside Georgia Aquarium
Georgia Aquarium may closed to the public right now, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty of activity happening inside.
Teen fight leads to woman being stabbed in northwest Atlanta
A teenage fight led to a young woman being stabbed overnight in northwest Atlanta.
Police: Woman charged in deadly SW Atlanta shooting
Atlanta police say they believe the deadly shooting was drug-related.
Police: Man on the run after shooting ex-girlfriend at Atlanta apartments
Atlanta police are searching for a man accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend in the chest.
APS to provide groceries to families in need during spring break
Officials with Atlanta Public Schools are working hard to make sure their students don't go hungry over spring break amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Lowery family plans private and public ceremony for the late dean of the civil rights movement
Speaking publicly for the first time Tuesday, Cheryl Lowery opened up about the support her family has received since Dr. Joseph Echols Lowery passed away from natural causes with loved ones at his side Friday night.
Kirkwood photographer offering free 'porch portraits' while social distancing
Family portraits aren't necessarily essential when everyone is ordered to stay home, but one Kirkwood photographer is staying busy.
Atlanta Gas Light hiring 200 workers during virus pandemic
Atlanta Gas Light says it is hiring to fill approximately 200 permanent positions within the company based throughout Georgia.
Atlanta mayor giving hazard pay to city employees
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is giving hazard pay for all front-line city employees.
Dressmaker turns to mask-making as coronavirus pandemic cancels formal events
Since the coronavirus pandemic brought an abrupt end to high school proms and many other anticipated events, business owner and single mom Thesa Hardy is using her talent to help others stay safe.
Officials urge social distancing on BeltLine and at Piedmont Park
Many are heading outdoors as the weather warms up and the shelter in place order continues.
Downtown hotel's message of love and hope to Atlanta
It is a message of hope and love in the heart of Downtown Atlanta amid the coronavirus pandemic.
4 APD officers contract coronavirus, chief implements changes
With four officers from Atlanta contracting the coronavirus, the chief went on camera to speak to all of her officers.
Viral photos show health care workers on plane, en route to New York to help in coronavirus fight
It’s a photo worth a thousand words: Southwest Airlines on Sunday posted an image of a group of health care workers ready to go to battle in New York, which has fast become the epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S.
National Doctors' Day began in Georgia
It is usually a day, for many, that might be taken for granted, but with the coronavirus pandemic, it has a new profound meaning. Monday is National Doctors’ Day.
Last call for Atlanta Public School students to pick up devices
Tuesday is the last call for Atlanta Public Schools students who have not received a device for online learning.
Coca-Cola Company, Georgia Tech team up to produce 50,000 plastic surgical shields
Coco-Cola and Georgia Tech have teamed up to help protect medical workers on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic by making face shields.
Georgia Tech joins the nightly chorus of praise for medical workers
For the past two weeks, residents in Midtown Atlanta have been taking to their balconies, windows, and front doors each night at 8 p.m. to cheer medical workers on the frontline of the coronavirus outbreak.