Berndt Petersen

KENNESAW, Ga. — Jeff Chassner has a strict set of priorities. His wife, his children, and beer. “Me and beer? I mean, I love fun!” Jeff exclaimed.

ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Alpharetta Police Captain Jakai Braithwaite says it's a heavy lift after the damage of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.

There are five Generation Z candidates—born from 1997 to 2012—running for seats in the Georgia legislature. That's why some are invoking the words proclaimed by President John F. Kennedy before their parents were even born.

ATLANTA — On the campus of the Shepherd Center in Buckhead, one of the main entrances features a line of busts. Co-founder Alana Shepherd says she knows the smile.

ATLANTA — Inside The Temple in midtown Atlanta Thursday, hundreds of friends and loved ones gathered to say goodbye and comfort the grieving family of Bernie Marcus, who died earlier this week at the age of 95.

Georgia DOT says short detours will get travelers off and quickly back on the interstate.

MUSCOGEE COUNTY, Ga. — Wildlife officials say they are seeing a growing number of alligators moving up the Chattahoochee River – and they're likely here to stay.

Over the last two years, Richardson has presented the stars to every veteran he crosses paths with, nearly 4,000 and counting.

ATLANTA — Over the course of his 98 years, Raymond “Tweet” Williams has accomplished a thing or two. “On the wall here are things I have done in my life,” Raymond said.

The Center for Family Resources is just a little short of the groceries they need to help all 1,000 families.