Good Day Atlanta

A new nationwide survey from the Health & Fitness Association (HFA) shows that exercise remains the top New Year’s resolution for Americans.

Julian explains what moderation means in scientific studies and why so many adults feel caught between pressure to cut back and pressure to participate socially.

Ryan, a 5-year-old from New Jersey is a huge fan of Jimmy Carter. We speak with him and his mom about how it all began.

The long-time Atlanta resident is also best known for advocating for disability and inclusion in Hollywood. He joined us to talk about his longevity in the business and more.

Good Day's Paul Milliken heads to Fox Theatre to talk to the stars of Hell's Kitchen. 

Steve Noviello previews Home of Tomorrow products at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, including a picture frame that produces custom "paintings" and a new ice bucket. 

Our entertainment insider Tess Hammock has the latest information on roles being offered in Georgia.

FurKids brings in a puppy named "Pixie"

Zoo Atlanta visited Good Day Atlanta on Jan. 2 with Zena, a gopher tortoise, to talk about some of their upcoming events.

New Year, fresh goals but most resolutions don’t make it past January. The key isn’t doing more, it’s doing what’s realistic, specific, and sustainable.

Renowned surgeon Martin Best leaves his lucrative career in Boston to become the general practitioner in the small seaside village of Port Wenn, Maine.

Steve Noviello takes us to sin city with a look at the new products now display at the convention.

Jade shares 5 steps you can take to get your finances right, this year.

This morning, Good Day Atlanta got an exclusive first taste of Siena, the new Alpharetta restaurant created by co-owner Aïda Lemma and executive chef Baba Estavillo.

According to new research, an increasing number of middle-aged and older adults are finding themselves lonely. 

FOX's Dr. Mike Cirigliano joins Good Day Atlanta to talk about the results of a new study about Dry January and unexpected benefits.