Entrepreneur Robert Johnson said one of his passions is growing and selling rare plants.

Recent reports of a nationwide pilot shortage have students believing their flight dreams are within reach.

The Southern Rural Black Women’s Initiative for Economic and Social Justice and Human Rights Watch say the numbers that show Black women are 1 1/2 times more likely to die from cervical cancer than their white counterparts are distressing.

Commuter traffic, or the number of cars going back and forth from home to work, significantly dropped at the start of the pandemic.

Five years after a little girl was shot while playing in a bounce house in Atlanta, she is taking steps for the first time.

Villegas said pregnant women across the country are losing their babies to COVID-19 because they are hesitant to get the vaccine, but they shouldn’t be.

Channel 2 Action News reached out to vaccine providers and the Georgia Department of Public Health for answers to your most commonly asked questions.

According to the National Safety Council, Georgia experienced an 18% rise in deaths last year.

Marietta City Schools was one of three districts in the country that partnered with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to study how the virus is spread in schools.

Metro health officials say it will take a global village to fight COVID-19 and its various strains.

Cheerleaders and families have been asked to social distance, wash their hands and follow a one-way traffic plan. They will also be asked to wear masks.

Quarry Yards is located in a rapidly developing area near the Atlanta Beltline path -- a new 280-acre westside park and the Bankhead MARTA rail station.

Channel 2′s Lori Wilson was in Acworth, where Rigoberto Manzano-Tiendo was a day laborer.

According to Colbert, her husband was refused service because he was wearing Nike Air Force 1 shoes, which was apparently against the restaurant’s dress code. But in video that she recorded herself, Colbert showed a white woman sitting at the restaurant’s bar wearing silver tennis shoes.

Coronavirus has been the top concern for schools across the country, but after nine weeks of in-person learning one Atlanta school says it hasn’t had a single case of COVID-19.