Born out of the pandemic, Richard Hicks said his organization Inspireedu is on a mission to make sure families don’t get left behind as technology becomes more and more important to our everyday lives.
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“American Idol” Season 22 debuts this Sunday night on Channel 2 and you’ll definitely want to tune in to watch Atlanta’s own Alto Moon.
Many Hollywood stars are in town for the 12th annual SCAD TVfest.
But right now, some major money is available to help people get into new homes in the city of Atlanta.
Next time you eat at your favorite restaurant, you might see a server or bartender wearing a pin or hat that says “86 the stigma.”
Arielle's doctors said only about half the people with injuries like her survive, so now she's giving back to those who are in the position she was.
A local grade school teacher figured out how to take a small technology grant and multiply its benefits across school districts.
This year, families who qualify for reduced meals won’t have to pay at all. That’s thanks to a $6.3 million grant approved by the state.
While many people are just learning about it, seniors have been playing the game for years.
UGA is hosting a camp for young people and showing them “a day in the life” of a vet student.