Georgia researchers designing high-tech way to detect heat stroke before it hits
Two Georgia universities are working to create a way to get a heads up, before you get heat stroke.
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Atlanta Olympics: New History Center display celebrates the 1996 games 30 years later
The Atlanta History Center showcases 1996 Olympic memories, from Muhammad Ali's torch lighting to original gold medals.
Stuff the Bus 2026: Getting a head start on collecting school supplies
We've had our first donation of the year!
From the Olympics to the World Cup: How Atlanta’s 1996 Games fueled decades of growth
As Atlanta enjoys the spotlight during the FIFA World Cup, local leaders and historians say the city’s rise as a global destination can be traced back to another major international event: the 1996 Olympic Games.
Atlanta History Center unveils new Civil War-era exhibition
A new exhibition at the Atlanta History Center is offering visitors a fresh look at the most divisive moment in American history.
Georgia kids can get free money with new Trump Accounts
Babies and young children are eligible for $1,000 being put directly into a savings account.
Dangerous temperatures in the metro Atlanta area; doctors share recommendations to beat heat
Right now we have dangerous heat and metro Atlanta doctors say they’re on the lookout for people overdoing it in the heat.
As Georgia heats up, doctors warn of signs you shouldn’t ignore
With higher temperatures headed to Georgia, health experts are reminding people that there is a difference between feeling hot and being in danger.
Students building toward skilled trades, construction jobs through metro Atlanta career program
For most of June, aspiring students in Clayton County are taking part in a job training program in partnership with non-profit Construct Ready.
