La'tasha Givens

An upcoming plant festival is putting a shimmering twist on a traditional plant show by bringing together rare flora, drag performers, and an emphasis on inclusion.

While pumpkin spice lattes and hot apple cider dominate seasonal menus across Atlanta, a brewery in the heart of Castleberry Hill is serving up a distinctly Southern autumn staple: sweet potato pie beer.

Three years after the Hamas-led attack in Israel, a metro Atlanta family on Wednesday remembered the day militants attacked Nir Oz, a kibbutz in southern Israel, and killed their loved one.

Violinist Simon Zhu has commanded stages worldwide. Now, he is making his North American debut here in metro Atlanta, and he'll be playing a rare violin during his performances.

Atlanta has officially launched its first-ever Climate Week, gathering everyone from environmental leaders to musicians to confront the growing realities of climate change.

Hundreds of startup founders are pitching their companies face-to-face to big-name investors at Venture Atlanta, all hoping to find someone ready to bet on their vision and take home the grand prize of $475,000 in funding.

Atlanta's Center for the Visually Impaired partnered with Meta to give visually impaired veterans free smart glasses and training, helping them read signs and tackle everyday tasks with greater independence.

Hours before excavators were set to begin work at the South Fulton condo complex, a handful of residents were still inside, desperately trying to pack up their remaining belongings.

Ricky Weigand restores a couple's cherished 40-year-old grandfather clock, bringing its familiar chimes back into their home.

Founded in 1956, the Academy Theatre is celebrating 70 years of storytelling, training actors and introducing audiences to new ideas.