No-shows not uncommon at National Christmas Tree Lighting

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump continued the tradition of lighting the National Christmas Tree on Thursday. While a viral photo posted and shared on social media shows many empty chairs in the crowd during this year's event, the image may be a bit misleading.

4.1-magnitude earthquake strikes in Delaware Bay

A 4.1-magnitude earthquake has struck in Delaware Bay on Thursday, according to the United States Geological Survey.

President Trump, first lady light National Christmas Tree

President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump and the first family helped kick off the holiday season in the nation’s capital Thursday evening by lighting the National Christmas Tree on the White House Ellipse. 

LA street artist hijacks Hollywood billboard with image of Al Franken

A Hollywood movie billboard is turned into a political statement as a right-wing street artist covers part of that billboard with a giant rendering of Senator Al Franken.

Suspected Seminole Heights killer to be held without bail

The suspected Seminole Heights serial killer will be held in jail without bond until at least Tuesday, a Hillsborough County judge ruled Thursday morning.

Suspect arrested for unprovoked attack on elderly man in Hollywood

West Hollywood Sheriff’s deputies believe they arrested a man captured on security video violently attacking a senior citizen in Hollywood. 

Cy-Springs HS teacher charged in alleged improper relationship

A Cypress Springs High School teacher has been charged with sexual assault of child for an alleged improper relationship with a 15-year-old student.

Bill would eliminate daylight saving time in Florida

Florida Senator Greg Steube has presented a bill that would put an end to daylight saving time in Florida. 

FCC working to crack down on robocalls as Americans get 2.5 billion per month

It’s a problem familiar to all of us – your phone rings and it’s an automated voice on the line, likely trying to rip you off. Robocalls are surging across the nation with Americans now getting about 2.5 billion per month.

DeKalb County group helps single mothers with furniture in their homes

It isn't easy raising a family especially when you're alone with a few resources. But an organization in DeKalb County provides support to single mothers by providing them with furniture.

Ron Clark Academy prepares for major expansion

Southeast Atlanta's Ron Clark Academy has become a standout for educators around the world.

WWII veteran gets help to retire worn American flag, given new one

A community comes together to help a 90-year-old World War II veteran properly retire his tattered and torn American and Naval flag, and presented him with new ones to fly on a flagpole outside his home.

The pink Trap house is back, with a holiday twist

The pink TRAP house that attracted a lot of attention in Atlanta this past summer is back.  This time the pink TRAP house has a holiday twist.