It’s college football’s "Week Zero," which means several teams will return to the gridiron this Saturday for an early-season kickoff. And there’s no better place to celebrate the start of our favorite season than at Atlanta’s own Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, which is welcoming in college football fans for free!

The cast features Sherri J. White as both executive producer and anchor, alongside Janaya Burke, Keisha “Starr” Archer, and Sydney Jordan. Together, they represent a billion-dollar business that blends ambition, personal sacrifice, and family dynamics.

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - With Vice President JD Vance visiting Georgia Thursday, Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff — who is up for reelection next year — has stepped up his attacks on the White House’s recently passed federal budget bill.

WFXR Sports Director Jermaine Ferrell interviews the Executive Director of The Way in Matt Sams to talk about a big fundraising concert coming to Atlanta the night before the Virginia Tech-South Carolina football game.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris will release her book 107 Days on Sept. 23, published by Simon & Schuster.

The Fulton County Jail flooded on Wednesday night, sheriff’s office officials confirmed. The flooding came as storms moved through Atlanta. Channel 2’s Courtney Francisco is at the jail where she plans to speak with Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat for WSB Tonight at 11 p.m.

ATLANTA — A band of strong storms is bringing heavy rain down across metro Atlanta on Tuesday as drivers try to make their way home during the afternoon rush hour commute. As storms continue to cause heavy downpours, drivers should be extra cautious on the road as there is a potential for roadways to accumulate water and cause flooding.

André and fellow comedian Clayton English allege they were stopped for racially motivated searches in separate incidents before boarding flights.

The Atlanta Falcons worked out a few free-agent edge rushers this past week before opting to sign former third-round pick Ronnie Perkins to their 90-man roster. The team also hosted Ron Stone and Khalid Duke on free-agent visits, per the NFL's transaction wire.