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The kitten was trapped in the vehicle’s shock absorber, drawing a response from fire personnel and local police.
Decarltavious Barber says the scholarship has given him an opportunity to invest in his future — and help others do the same.
As thousands of runners prepare to lace up for the Mayor’s 5K on the 5th Runway, Atlanta student Jay’Elle Brown is reflecting on a different kind of first step.
When faced with life-altering medical diagnoses, a friendship between two neighbors transformed into a sisterhood that saved and reshaped their lives.
The 8,400-square-foot facility will allow The Pantry at Hamilton Mill to serve three times as many families as it does now.
Officials hope the stations can help reduce the number of strays the Marshal’s Office takes to the animal shelter.
The goal is to ease the burden on parents and students so they come to school ready to learn.
Hosea Helps is once again providing for the kiddies just in time the school year. This year, Atlanta News First is helping out as well.
Starting on Monday, Peachtree Street will be true to its name.
The event kicks off on Friday and lasts until Sunday, with a parade marching down Boulevard on Saturday.
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The program serves children 18 and under through July 31.
The World Cup is just around the corner — and with it comes FIFA Fan Festival Atlanta!
Training for a marathon takes time and preparation, but Josh Ice is taking it to the next level.
The event included grocery giveaways, a hot meal, eye care and activities for children.
Adam Murphy's 2026 Miracle Open charity golf tournament raised $112,532 for research and families battling the effects of debilitating brain diseases.
A national donation campaign is collecting everyday items for moms and children across the globe.
Starting on Thursday, you can enter for a chance to win a brand new home in Cumming, Georgia — and several other prizes are also up for grabs!
Saturday is 404 Day, which honors the music, food and community spirit that make up Atlanta’s culture.
Seniors at Booker T. Washington High School in Atlanta got a surprise visit from Grammy Award-winning rapper 2 Chainz as they planned for their futures.
You can find full parade coverage on the Atlanta News First TV channel and streaming on ANF+ from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Gather up your green clothing and accessories, because it’s almost time for the 2026 Atlanta St. Patrick’s Parade!
As teenagers and young people look for summer jobs, a more unique option is working at a summer camp — and north Georgia has plenty of them.
John Karangis, Shake Shack’s executive chef, came to Atlanta News First to talk about the series.
Over the past few weeks, several businesses at Atlantic Station have announced their closures — but in their wake, some new establishments are about to bloom.
Juliette Brindak Blake came to Atlatna News First to talk about Moxies, a new platform designed to be healthy and non-addictive.
Emily Mendyka, the owner of Vino Venue, and Elena Gilbert, a fine wine specialist with United Distributors, came to Atlanta News First to talk about the upcoming event.
Co-founder Hasnain Lakhani came to Atlanta News First to talk about the event, which runs all night long.
Jeff Osuji, founder of EventNoire and the summit’s organizer, came to Atlanta News First to talk about the event and what it offers.
According to the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, the best-selling cookie in the city this year is the Thin Mint.
Actor and author Stevie Baggs Jr. and art influencer David Manuel came to Atlanta News First to talk about the event.
We’re in the thick of the Mardi Gras season — and thankfully, Atlanta residents don’t have to travel far to get a taste!
On Saturday, more than 2,300 people tied their running shoes and set off to support those experiencing homelessness in Atlanta.
A fresh bouquet of flowers may be part of your Valentine’s Day plans, and new research suggests they could do more than just look pretty.
Chef Alexis Valentine came to Atlanta News First to talk about the four-course spread.
Mother-son duo Marla Jones and Andrae Jones came to Atlanta News First to talk about their family bakery.
Brasserie Margot at the Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta is extending Valentine’s Day into a month-long celebration.
Rasul and Nikita York, the owners of Kiss My Gritz, came to Atlanta News First to talk about National Oxtail Day.
Chef Gary Caldwell came to Atlanta News First to talk about what guests can expect — including the special “King’s Legacy Platter.”
Dr. Jatali Bellanton, one of the event’s co-producers, came to Atlanta News First to talk about what guests can expect.
D’Anne Hackert with Modern Luxury and Mitzi Solomon, founder of Countdown for a Cure, came to Atlanta News First to talk about the event.
Firefighters pulled off the rescue after Xena fell 20 feet into a dry well under her neighbor’s home last week.
We’re in the thick of winter, but it’s never too soon to start preparing for summer with swim lessons!
Organizers said the event served recent graduates and seasoned professionals alike.
Thursday, the Avenue Peachtree City held its annual Noon Year’s Eve event. Instead of counting down to midnight, families counted down to noon. Then, the kids enjoyed a balloon drop.
The New Year is almost here, so it’s time to set those resolutions! But when you do, make sure they’re feasible.
Law enforcement agencies lined the streets for a parade, just as they’ve done since Lillie Mae Hightower turned 100.
Hosea Helps distributes food to hundreds of families across metro Atlanta during the holiday season.
Atlanta food blogger Allie Eaton came to Atlanta News First to talk about her “Peachy Eats Passport."
Pastor Marlin D. Harris and Same House CEO Rodney Bullard visited Atlanta News First to discuss how the funding is being put to use.
Owner Clay Oliver came to Atlanta News First to talk about how his business started, plus the various benefits of cold-pressed oils.