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.

Atlanta man killed in Nashville parking lot trying to stop attack

A 47-year-old man from Atlanta is dead after being run over in a Nashville parking lot around 10:30 p.m. Oct. 12 while trying to stop an attack.

Georgia digital driver's licenses, ID now available for Android users

The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) has announced the launch of Georgia's Digital Driver’s License and ID in Google Wallet.

2 Greater Atlanta Christian students named National Merit Scholar semifinalists

Guan Han Liu and Akhil Sarikonda have GPAs well over 4.0 are both in the running for one of the country's most prestigious academic scholarships.

Buckhead seniors protest new management at long-term affordable housing community

Residents in a long-time affordable senior housing community in Buckhead are concerned after hearing their management group will change. They're worried their living conditions will worsen.

Mayor Andre Dickens announces $1M loan program to help startups

Mayor Andre Dickens has unveiled a new initiative, the Atlanta Startup Growth Loan Program (ASGL), aimed at providing financial support to local technology startups.

Ex-lawyer convicted of stealing millions from metro Atlanta clients

Prosecutors say the former Atlanta real estate attorney misappropriated millions of dollars from clients to pay off his own debts and expenses.

Atlanta City Council approves funding for affording housing, eviction diversion

With thousands possibly facing eviction, the Atlanta City Council has approved multiple resolutions providing millions of dollars to organizations tackling the city's housing crisis.

Poll: Atlanta voters want planned police training center on ballot, no new Fulton County jail

A new poll says most Atlanta voters want the city to put its controversial planned police training facility to a vote, but they're much more divided on if they'd stop its construction.

Atlanta 16-year-old shot in the ankle

Atlanta police investigating a shooting that sent a 16-year-old boy to the hospital Monday night.

17-year-old girl dies after being shot multiple times near Atlanta park

A 17-year-old girl who was shot multiple times Sunday afternoon has died. Atlanta police are now searching for information that could lead to the shooter.