Must Ministries Joins the kevin & Taylor show to speak about the "why" and "need" behind the new lemonade for lunches drive they are currently doing.

Back-to-school shopping is expected to cost families hundreds of dollars per child, Atlanta's wildly popular FIFA FanFest is expanding its hours after record attendance, and Georgia reveals how much the state's gas tax suspension impacted revenue. Here are the three stories you need to know to start your day.

A travel story that went viral after a mother traveled to Turks and Caicos without her daughter has sparked a larger conversation about parenting decisions, online criticism and the importance of getting the facts right.

Overnight lane closures are coming to GA 400, World Cup fans are lining up for a free souvenir that's selling for hundreds online, and Metro Atlanta restaurants are changing their menus to meet the growing demand from customers using GLP-1 weight-loss medications. Here are the three stories you need to know to start your day.

Together, the transportation updates, World Cup celebrations and employment opportunities represent some of the key developments affecting residents across metro Atlanta this week.

A viral cat named Billy in Ireland is making headlines after correctly predicting 22 of 24 World Cup match winners. His owners say the “psychic” feline chooses between flags on toothpicks—but his accuracy has the internet completely divided.

Millions are expected on the roads as holiday travel ramps up, the Peachtree Road Race prepares for dangerous heat conditions, and a surprise celebrity headline is making waves. Here are your 3 Things You Need To Know to start your Friday.

What started as a simple scroll turned into a full algorithm disaster. Taylor admits she tapped “watch again” on a sticky bra ad—and now her entire feed is flooded with nothing but targeted chaos. The crew reacts to how fast one innocent click can completely take over your social media life.

Kevin shares his take on world cup and how the reaction has been so far.

A visiting friend gets a crash course in “American beach rules” after learning that some Destin resorts require you to rent umbrellas—and you can’t bring your own. The crew breaks down the early-morning umbrella hustle, sold-out beach chaos, and the very real struggle of vacationing during peak Fourth of July weekend.