The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Park in Atlanta recently reopened thanks to a generous donation from Delta Airlines. The historic landmark, which features the late civil activist's child home, family church and a museum is expect to remain open for the next 16 days. Morning Dose's Courtney Carpenter reports.
MLK National Park reopens in Atlanta despite government shutdown
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Muslim youth group cleans up national parks while government remains shut down
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Deer Park, Galena Park issue shelter-in-place due to air quality; San Jac College, multiple ISDs closed
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The biggest rivalry in Atlanta on Super Bowl weekend has nothing to do with football
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Man found eaten by bear in Great Smoky Mountains National Park died of meth overdose
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Mayor Turner, Judge Hildago give air quality update, government response to ITC Deer Park plant fire
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Extreme cold torturing much of the US, Minnesota may see wind chills of minus 70 degrees
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ITC Deer Park fire intensifies overnight but still ‘controlled;’ school back in session for local students
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ITC Deer Park fire extinguished; San Jacinto College, several local school districts closed as precaution
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It’s National Love Your Pet Day!
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National Black Film Festival returns to Houston— and this time, it’s ‘for the culture’
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Getting the best out of your bagel? It’s National Bagel Day with Einstein Bros.
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College football player who hopes to become the first woman in the NFL stars in Super Bowl ad
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It’s National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day! Kenny & Ziggy’s Deli shows us how it’s done
