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Exclusive: Coach Sergio shares how Atlanta kids experienced the World Cup of a lifetime through Soccer in the Streets

The FIFA World Cup has officially come to an end, but its impact on Atlanta is expected to continue long after the final whistle. The tournament generated billions of dollars in consumer spending nationwide, brought thousands of visitors to the city and capped off weeks of celebrations with a dramatic championship match.

Kevin talks about His Huge Bike Competition

Kevin & Taylor Play Nations Dumbest Trivia

Talk about a cross-country rescue mission! The Georgia Aquarium is stepping in to help two beluga whales stranded after an Ontario amusement park closed. The whales will soon make their way to Atlanta, and now the big question is… what should we name them?

Most annoying Drivers

Forget knives and hot stoves—Taylor managed to seriously cut her thumb with a sheet of aluminum foil while making dinner for her sister. Now she's wondering if anyone else invents bizarre new ways to get hurt while simply trying to be productive.

New options for student loan borrowers, an unexpected dating boom tied to the FIFA World Cup and renewed efforts to eliminate twice-yearly clock changes are among the developments drawing attention in Atlanta and across the country.

World Cup Update With Kevin & Taylor

Kevin & Taylor sit down with Emmy-winning makeup artist and lifestyle expert Nyssa Green to discuss her incredible career in Atlanta television, her work on major projects like Delta’s 100th anniversary safety videos, and the health journey that changed her perspective on life. After a sudden seizure led to the discovery of a brain tumor and life-saving surgery, Nyssa turned her experience into a...

Dale “Greybeard” Sanders isn’t slowing down anytime soon. After becoming the oldest person to hike the entire Appalachian Trail at 82, the now 91-year-old adventurer is back on the trail with one goal in mind: reclaim his record. Hiking 12 miles a day, Sanders proves that age is just a number—and that retirement can be the start of your biggest adventures yet. His daily motto? “Today’s a don’t fal...

Marietta City Schools are exploring ways to reduce technology use in classrooms as metro Atlanta prepares for one of the city’s biggest World Cup matches and officials consider plans for a new observation deck downtown.

Are We Finally Done With Doom Scrolling?

Pitbull just proved that being Mr. Worldwide comes with some unusual perks. More than 22,000 fans showed up to his London concert wearing bald caps, setting a Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of fake bald people ever. Somehow, thousands of people voluntarily looking like Pitbull at the same time is now officially history-making.

The CDC is warning about a stomach bug linked to contaminated produce, police are tracking a bear spotted near Windy Hill Road in Smyrna, and the Red Cross is offering free movie tickets to help combat a blood shortage. Here are the three stories you need to know to start your day.

Biggest Frustration turned to a golden moment

Drake bet 1 million dollars on the big ufc fight that took place this weekend, and in 70 seconds LOST IT ALL...

After surviving a life-threatening infection at just 3 years old that led to the amputation of both his arms and legs, 16-year-old Chase Merriweather is now competing in track and field and has qualified for the state championships. Hear how the determined athlete is inspiring others to chase their dreams—and hopes to one day win Paralympic gold.

The increased police activity, World Cup preparations and weather concerns are among the major developments affecting metro Atlanta residents as the city continues to host thousands of visitors this summer.

A group of teenagers thought they pulled off the perfect drive-by water gun prank, but their getaway plan had one major problem: they were in a driverless electric vehicle. Instead of taking them home, the car took them straight to a police station—turning a joke into a lesson they won’t forget.

A luxury car company in Buford is building custom vehicles for celebrities, HBO's DTF St. Louis has earned 13 Emmy nominations, and Georgia is launching a new program to tackle the costly feral hog problem affecting every county in the state. Here are the three stories you need to know to start your day.

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.