5-year-old's quick actions saves family from house fire

5-year-old Noah Woods pulled his 2-year-old sister through a window when he realized their house was on fire. He went back in to alert the other members of his family. Officials say he saved lives.

Teacher can't hide excitement as student admitted to Georgia Tech

A student at South Forsyth High School surprised his teacher with news of his acceptance to Georgia Tech and her reaction was priceless.

GSP: 30 troopers fired for cheating on exam

The Georgia State Patrol said it has dismissed an entire trooper cadet class for cheating on an online exam.

Delta employee shot and killed in parking lot near Atlanta airport

A Delta Air lines employee was shot and killed late Sunday night in a parking lot at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, officials.

Uber passenger pays off driver's college debt

A random act of kindness has led to a heartwarming friendship between two metro Atlanta strangers. 

What time is the Super Bowl?

All eyes will turn to Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, Feb. 2 for Super Bowl LIV.

Chandler Parsons suffers potential career-ending injuries from car crash

Atlanta Hawks small forward Chandler Parsons was severely injured in a car wreck on January 15 with a drunk driver, officials say. The future of his career is uncertain.

Man breaks into Taco Bell, prepares food, takes nap

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) — Taco Bell wasn’t open on Christmas Day but a burglar in Georgia decided he wanted a festive feast anyway — and to take a nap while he was at it.

Squirrel destroys home, insurance company won't cover damage

An Atlanta couple said they came home from a winter vacation to find their house had been ransacked by an unusual suspect: a squirrel.

Georgia police: Man cooks food, takes nap during Taco Bell break-in

Gwinnett County police need help to identify a man accused of breaking into a fast-food restaurant, preparing food, then taking a nap on Christmas morning. 

65,000 college students ring in New Year worshiping Jesus

(FOX NEWS) - It's not your typical college New Year's party — more than 65,000 young Christians gathering in an Atlanta stadium to kick off a new decade with worship, prayer and Bible teaching.