Since 2013, the Marietta-Cobb Museum of Art has hosted chalk artists from around the world in a two-day festival.

ToolBank USA, based in Southeast Atlanta, has expanded to become a nationwide nonprofit able to assist victims of disasters with a vast supply of tools that they can borrow for use when the need is the greatest.

After two challenging weeks, communities in south Georgia are starting to regain a sense of normalcy following the impact of Hurricane Helene.

Executive Director Chris McCain tells WSB’s Jonathan O’Brien, “The Atlanta Pride Festival is the largest LGBTQ+ Pride festival in the southeast. We are really excited to welcome more than 350,000 people to Piedmont Park.”

The report also found the mortgage approval rate gap for Black Americans is 9.5% in metro Atlanta, compared to 13.3% nationally.

The announcement focused on how Georgians who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funding whose benefits were stolen.

SNAP beneficiaries in 84 Georgia counties can now use their benefits to buy hot foods until Nov. 7.

Family after family in the hotel parking lot were seeking refuge.

According to economists, Hurricane Milton’s high winds and subsequent flooding could cause transportation routes to be blocked, which then could delay goods and cause shortages at grocery stores.

The school announced that it is one of five institutions nationwide helping to ensure the safety of dairy products during the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A (H5N1) outbreak to reduce the threat of avian influenza to human and animal health.

Its track has shifted slightly overnight meaning Tampa may be spared a direct hit.

Parts of Florida are under a mandatory evacuation order and many others are leaving as a precaution as Hurricane Milton moves closer to making landfall later this week.

Overnight, the storm weakened some to a powerful Category 4 hurricane with 155 mph sustained wind.

Early this morning, trucks left Atlanta-based nonprofit Caring for Others to deliver supplies to storm survivors in Augusta.

This decrease in gas prices comes after Gov. Brian Kemp announced a gas tax suspension last week to help Georgians impacted by Hurricane Helene.

Hill, who grew up in Douglas and Pearson counties, is matching donations to his foundation for up to $20,000.

Forbes has released its list of billionaires for 2024 and 10 people from the Peach State are on the list.

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) visited college campuses around the metro Atlanta area on Saturday to encourage all eligible Georgians, especially those who may be voting for the first time, to get registered.