Emily McLeod

Not only is the United States celebrating a big milestone this year, but the Atlanta History Center is, too.

ParkMobile, a mobile parking service with spaces across metro Atlanta, recently asked 1,000 residents how they plan to get to the World Cup or other events.

Kim Airhart was blindsided by her ovarian cancer diagnosis and started her nonprofit to offer support for women going through the same journey.

George and Chyna Brathwaite were driving through Downtown Atlanta after Wednesday's rain when they saw the woman stuck on top of her car and jumped into action.

The owner of lawn care company Cut Like A Girl estimates she's spending hundreds of dollars a day on gas for her equipment and trucks.

A new USCIS policy limiting Adjustment of Status applications inside the U.S. is raising concerns among immigration attorneys and temporary visa holders across metro Atlanta.

As Atlanta prepares for the FIFA World Cup, city officials and first responders are unveiling detailed plans to keep residents and visitors safe.

Some advocates say the new plan to not accept certain misdemeanor bookings into the Fulton County Jail is a good first step.

Just as the City of Atlanta is preparing for the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup, so are local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies.

Atlanta's Cafe Momentum is a nonprofit serving up good food while changing the lives of youth and young adults who have had direct contact with the juvenile justice system.