Kaitlyn Ross

3 days ago | kgw.com | Dajhea Jones |Kaitlyn Ross |Donesha Aldridge

DACULA, Ga. — Burger King is showing support to a Georgia teen on his way to college after a recent story about his dedication to his teammates at work has seen an overwhelmingly positive response. Just hours after walking across the stage to receive his high school diploma, Mykale Baker was back at work, still wearing his graduation medals, ready to serve up burgers and fries at Burger King.

1 week ago | wltx.com | Kaitlyn Ross

GEORGIA, — It was a wedding day filled with love, grief, and something miraculous. The bride, who had lost her son in a tragic accident years earlier, began her walk down the aisle with a little boy by her side — a boy who now carries her son's heart. This was the first time she had heard her son's heartbeat again. The child, whose life was saved by her son's organ donation, gently led her forward to begin a new chapter of life.

1 week ago | 11alive.com | Kaitlyn Ross

Maria Mendoza started a GoFundMe for Mykale Baker's college expenses after witnessing the new graduate's hard work. DACULA, Ga. — Just hours after walking across the stage to receive his high school diploma, Mykale Baker was back at work, still wearing his graduation medals, ready to serve up burgers and fries at Burger King. While many of his classmates celebrated late into the night, Mykale clocked in for his shift with a smile.

1 week ago | 13wmaz.com | Kaitlyn Ross

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — A Forsyth County middle schooler is being hailed as a hero after saving a 5-year-old boy from drowning at a community pool, using CPR skills he learned in his 6th-grade health class. Wyatt, a student at South Forsyth Middle School, was at the pool on what started as a normal summer day when he saw something that didn’t look right. A young child, alone in the water, was floating motionless in the deep end.

2 weeks ago | 11alive.com | Kaitlyn Ross

Wyatt, a student at South Forsyth Middle School, was at the pool on what started as a normal summer day when he saw something that didn’t look right. FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — A Forsyth County middle schooler is being hailed as a hero after saving a 5-year-old boy from drowning at a community pool, using CPR skills he learned in his 6th-grade health class.