Kaitlyn Ross

A once-shelter pup turned conservation dog, DJ uses his powerful nose to find hidden plants and protect clean water for millions.

Gabe Aikens proves you don’t need sight to shine. He inspires his Parkview High marching band and teammates every Friday night.

Operation Outreach America has made dozens of trips to storm-ravaged communities, offering help and hope long after the cameras left.

Quanteya Williams lost her brothers, two Marines, to suicide. Now she's helping veterans heal through service dogs and support at the Georgia nonprofit.

Anthony Schmidt turns miniature cars into time machines, capturing history and hearts on his journey down Route 66.

This heart is a near-perfect match, a miracle made possible by another family.

Leica’s Rescue in Gainesville was hit by hackers who drained the rescue's bank account, stole its Facebook page, and wiped out the more than 8,000 followers.

Burger King worker who went viral for rushing to job after graduation continuing tech school journey, tours Georgia manufacturing plant

Atlanta Unified isn’t just scoring goals, the team is breaking barriers. The Special Olympics team plays with the pros, winning fans and building inclusion.

Kendall Rae Johnson became the youngest certified farmer in the U.S. at 6. She earned an agriculture scholarship to South Carolina State University.

Lt. Fetters, Dep. Gray, Dep. Holder and Dep. Whitmer worked together to save a toddler trapped underwater, giving her a chance to survive after a frightening crash

Axyl Womack is remembered as a brave little boy who faced childhood cancer with unmatched strength and a smile that could light up a room.

The fire destroyed everything the Ervin family owned: baby blankets, handmade cards, their clothes, school supplies and every keepsake from their childhood.

Axyl's family asks for continued compassion, space, and strength as they walk through the unimaginable.

Half Pint was rescued from a fire and had been housed since then at Bosley's Place in Smyrna.

A Georgia nonprofit is still helping Hurricane Helene survivors rebuild, making regular trips to North Carolina to deliver supplies and hope.

A Georgia mother is navigating life on her own after her premature daughter, Camilla, underwent open heart surgery at only three weeks old.

Against all odds, Georgia toddler born at 22 weeks continues to thrive

Paxton was severely injured in the crash on March 3, with brain bleeds in seven different areas and multiple fractures.

Happy birthday to Robert!