Hundreds turn out for pro-Palestine rally in Downtown Atlanta

Hundreds of supporters of Palestine gathered in Downtown Atlanta Friday for a rally as the conflict overseas between Israel and Hamas continues.

Woman returns from vacation, finds Atlanta home demolished

Susan Hodgson can't even begin to process how her longtime family property ended in a pile of rubble. It started while she was on vacation and received a call from a neighbor.

Some teachers vow not to comply with new APS 'no zeros' grading policy

The opposition to a change in how Atlanta teachers are supposed to grade their students is not abating. In fact, some teachers vow they will not comply.

Pullman Yards hosts Highball music festival this weekend

Highball, a two-day music festival produced by Rival Entertainment, is happening this Saturday and Sunday at Atlanta’s historic Pullman Yards.

Boy, 13, hurt in drive-by shooting on Cleveland Avenue SW

A 13-year-old boy had to be taken to the hospital after they were struck in a drive-by shooting in southwest Atlanta.

No more zeros: Atlanta Public Schools to make changes to grading system

Does Atlanta Public Schools' new grading system encourage laziness in students? The new policy is being met with a lot of opposition.

Atlanta-area schools use 'remote' teacher service to tackle shortage

In Georgia, school districts have struggled to fill teacher vacancies. Now some are using a unique "rent-a-teacher" service, and they say it's working.

Dragon Con founder inducted into Fresenius Kabi National Blood Donation Hall of Fame

In 2002, Dragon Con founder and CEO Pat Henry suggested they hold a one-day blood drive during the convention. More than 20 years later, it's grown into a five-day event that has collected over 40,000 donations.