Hurricane Isaias could send gas prices even higher
It’s difficult timing for drivers. Oil infrastructure in the Gulf shutting down could send prices up.
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Hurricane Isaias: What to keep in your emergency kits before the power goes out
As Hurricane Isaias moves closer to the Gulf Coast, the American Red Cross is urging families to prepare for possible power outages and other storm impacts.
As fall begins, so does flu season: How to prepare
A local epidemiologist shares what to look for this flu season and the vaccine options available.
Clark Howard touched by NYC’s human spirit 25 years after 9/11
Following 9/11, Channel 2 Consumer Advisory Clark Howard felt compelled to go to New York and Ground Zero to help listeners of WSB Radio and his nationally syndicated show make sense of what was happening in the aftermath of the tragedy.
9/11 families push Trump to release more evidence about alleged hijacker accomplice
As families prepare to gather at Ground Zero for the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, some are calling for the release of more evidence they say could shed light on what happened before the attacks.
9/11 25 years later: WSB-TV anchor John Pruitt describes breaking news of terror attacks
Veteran WSB-TV anchor John Pruitt says he remembers how vulnerable people felt after the attacks.
More than football: Aflac kickoff game supports children battling cancer
As tens of thousands of fans prepare to fill Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Aflac Kickoff Game between Baylor and Auburn, organizers say the event is about much more than college football.
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s new CEO wants care within 30 minutes of every child
New Children's Healthcare of Atlanta CEO Dr. Patrick Frias aims to improve mental health and regional care access.
Georgia drivers rethink Labor Day travel as gas prices surge nationwide
August is on track to become the most expensive August ever for drivers at the gas pump.
Murder suspect claims she was too afraid to reveal where missing woman’s remains were
Jurors heard testimony from investigators and listened to police interviews Wednesday in the murder trial of a woman accused of killing her friend and burning her body.
