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There is a Georgia man with a connection to nature that might just have you believing in magic, again.

This week, volunteers with Meals On Wheels Atlanta aren’t just providing nutritious food for seniors, they’re also providing important well-being check-ins.

DeKalb County Government is partnering with area faith leaders to distribute 5,000 boxes of 100% Georgia-grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, and chicken hindquarters on June 18.

Victory might be just around the corner for two women who have been fighting for close to a decade to protect their homes from eviction.

The significance of June 19 dates back more than 150 years.

The search for the trail we now know as Doll’s Head started because Slaton was after the sounds of nature. Over a decade later, he still walks these trails but the sounds have changed. At least when he is here.

AAA dubs the period from Memorial Day to Labor Day The 100 deadliest days - and for good reason.

Georgia woman celebrates 107th birthday with a surprise party at her retirement community

Swim lessons aren’t just for kids! Georgia senior citizens are learning to swim for the first time!

Law enforcement agencies want to make sure parents are informed about various apps their kids may be using online.

The MARTA Police Department (MPD) is holding a hiring event for Police Officers, Dispatchers/Call-Takers, and Protective Specialists this Saturday.

Juneteenth is a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and marks when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas in 1865 to ensure that all enslaved people were freed. There are multiple events happening in the metro Atlanta area.

A Georgia nonprofit is harvesting fruits and vegetables all over the city to feed people in need.

Housing, cultural center, and more planned for Gwinnett Place Mall site

There’s a summer apprentice opportunity for APS students.

On the weekends, you can find 14-year-old Henry Odell mowing lawns.

You might not be able to buy your own piece of paradise but thanks to an app, you can rent someone else’s.

The 49th annual Helen to the Atlantic Hot Air Balloon Race got underway Thursday morning in Helen, Ga.

June is National Gay Pride Month. There are events taking place around the country, including in metro Atlanta:

School is officially out for summer, and that means lots of fun activities for kids are being offered around Atlanta.

The group says they have enough food for one of the 9 weeks they are hoping to pass out meals but tell CBS46 they believe the community will pull through.

Rising temperatures mean a rise in dogs with Copperhead bites showing up at Georgia veterinarian offices. While an authentic love for adventure can put a smile on a dog mom or dad’s faces, it can get our animals in some tough spots with creatures already living near the trails.

Cobb County Police officers came together to stand in for a former officer who died from COVID complications as his daughter graduated high school with honors over the weekend.

For Marvin Robinson, service is what it’s all about. But climbing the corporate ladder is the furthest thing from his mind. He’s a Comcast technician who repairs cable and internet service in metro Atlanta. And he and his co-worker Jesse Hughes take pride in going the extra mile on the job.

Money raised will support post 9/11 combat wounded veterans, introducing them to the game of golf over an eight-week period.

These stories might feel repetitive, these lessons might feel like skills you have heard a million times, but every year they save lives.

An Atlanta mother who lost her son to gun violence is trying to prevent another mother from being forced to bury her child for the same reason.

The Dunwoody Police Department is offering a free, five-day summer program for teens this summer that will give them an inside look at local law enforcement operations and challenges.

List of Memorial Day ceremonies and events happening in metro Atlanta.

Georgia hikers hit the trails in honor of murdered Robb Elementary teacher