Georgia teacher running more than 50 miles to visit all of his students

In these days of Zoom calls and virtual learning, teachers are starting to miss their kids. One teacher in Kennesaw decided he was going to visit all of his students.  But this is no drive-by.  He's lacing up his sneakers and running to all of their homes.

Police: Suspect, officer injured in series of parking lot attacks

One person is in custody and an officer is being treated after police say the suspect attacked several employees outside Publix as they were arriving to the store Sunday morning.

Famed Marietta Diner keeps community well-fed

It's a place that never closes — in fact, the owners joke that they don’t even have a key to the building — so navigating the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t been easy for the team behind Marietta Diner. 

Ross Harris seeks new trial in 2014 hot car death of 22-month-old son

The Cobb County father convicted in the 2014 murder of his 22-month-old son in a hot car in Vinings has filed a motion for a new trial and has been granted a hearing date to argue for it. Because of the coronavirus, that motion will have to wait until December to be heard.

Funeral for Smyrna police officer killed in crash

Loved ones gathered Friday to remember and honor a Smyrna police officer killed in a suspected DUI crash last month.

Kennesaw’s Big Shanty Smokehouse adds market to menu of offerings

Kennesaw’s Big Shanty Smokehouse has been serving up comfort food for a dozen years, winning over fans with its ribs, smoked pork, beef brisket, and pulled “Q” chicken.  Now, as its customers navigate through an uncertain time, the restaurant is hoping to provide comfort in a different way.

Gyms are starting to open across Georgia, but local YMCA remain closed to do good

Fitness centers in Georgia got the green light from Governor Kemp to open, but you won't be going to the YMCA for a fitness class right now. Ys across metro Atlanta have been open since the pandemic hit, but not in the way you might think. Employees have been busy packing food and serving the community in numerous ways.

Coronavirus pandemic now threatens upcoming school calendars and district budgets

As the threat of the coronavirus pandemic continues, education leaders around the state are now facing possible changes to the upcoming 2020 school year which could potentially include budget cuts.

Six Flags Over Georgia honors Publix, Kroger employees on National Superhero Day

They are part of a team of everyday heroes which has helped keep us supplied during the coronavirus pandemic and Tuesday, Six Flags Over Georgia and White Water honored them to celebrate National Superhero Day.

Sheriff: Man killed after fight outside Acworth home

Deputies say an argument against two people turned into a deadly stabbing outside an Acworth home.