Atlanta area nonprofit providing internet to underserved communities nominated for national award
A metro Atlanta area nonprofit that works to get technology and internet access to underserved communities was nominated for a national award.
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Mayor, parents fight to keep East Point elementary schools open
Parklane Elementary School in East Point is one of two neighborhood elementary schools that the Fulton County district has slated for potential closure.
Video shows moments GA mother arrested for letting son walk to store by himself
Patterson got a call from the sheriff’s department worried that her son was walking alone.
Young Atlanta students experience aviation first-hand on Delta’s women-led flight
About 140 girls from Atlanta public schools participated in this unique experience aimed at showing them that the sky is the limit.
22 acres of green space near Chattahoochee River getting multi-million dollar upgrades
Project leaders have raised $6 million for phase one, which includes new parking, enhanced park features, and more access to the river.
Pediatric nutritionist shares recommendations on getting best food for babies with Channel 2
A new study claims that the marketing materials for baby food is misleading. As reported by ABC News, the study focused on the majority of baby foods in the United States.
Back 2 School: How to help your kids catch up on their reading, math and writing skills
Research shows kids lose some learning during the summer months. With a new school year just weeks away, getting them prepared can make a huge difference.
Historic Margaret Mitchell House reopens Wednesday. Everything you need to know for a visit
One of the most well-known historic sites in Atlanta history reopens Wednesday.
Vietnam veterans group gets Atlanta support for new monument in Piedmont Park after 10-year effort
An Atlanta-based veterans organization’s fight to get recognition for a group of Atlanta soldiers is moving forward after 10 years of effort.
Channel 2 Action News gets a tour of museum at the place where Juneteenth started
At Ashton Villa in Galveston, Texas, Wednesday is their big day. The historic building is now filled with a Juneteenth exhibit but was said to at one point to have been headquarters for the Confederate army.
