“We see certain politicians who would take advantage of our pain and suffering for their own political gain,” an activist said of the ad featuring the 911 call.

David Wright’s family is demanding answers from local authorities to ensure that what happened to him doesn’t happen to anyone else.

Amid concerns about high energy bills and data centers, this year’s race gives Black voters a chance to make their voices heard at the ballot box.

Amid concerns about high energy bills and data centers, this year’s race gives Black voters a chance to make their voices heard at the ballot box.

The former president endorsed the former Atlanta mayor in a Wednesday night video announcement touting her record and plans for Georgia.

The former president endorsed the former Atlanta mayor in a Wednesday night video announcement touting her record and plans for Georgia.

These metro Atlanta organizations offer support groups, financial assistance, food, and more.

They want DeKalb jail authorities to explain what happened to their loved one so that other families won't experience their pain.

Advocates want Black women to explore their options before it’s too late. “Infertility is more common than diabetes and yet we treat it like this taboo thing.”

Interest in firearms training has increased since 2024 due to safety concerns and social media influencers.

Gussie Ann Breedlove reflects on feeding Atlanta’s homeless, owning land, and the conversation that sent her on the path of service.

A Mississippi grand jury’s decision not to pursue criminal charges has fueled protests calling for the investigation to be reopened.

At Da Greek Spot, Ashanti Johnson works around the clock to create custom apparel for customers as Atlanta’s homecoming season heats up.

From day parties and alumni mixers to fashion shows and the football game, the biggest homecoming of the year takes over the city.

Denied an appeal, the former student leader took to Instagram to defend his term and outline failures of the school’s administrators.

The former Atlanta mayor is one of eight Black women statewide office candidates who’ve had trouble raising money for campaign marketing.

Cobb County says the goal is to protect students from explicit content, but some are questioning the review process and broader impact of book bans.

From parades and day parties to fashion shows and football, there’s something for students and alumni alike to enjoy.

It’s homecoming season in Atlanta, so it’s time to show up and show out on the yard. Morris Brown College’s week of festivities runs from Sept. 27 through Oct. 4. The cross-generational celebration wi...

A few months after her release from federal prison in 2017, Charlotte Garnes finally found a job that renewed her sense of purpose and allowed her to rebuild her life. But when her employer found out ...

September marks the 120th remembrance of a four-day wave of racial terror in Atlanta.

On the eve of the series reboot, creators reveal the shocking NBC conversations around race and riots.

Residents and city officials question whether the potential strategy will address the communities most affected.

When Temporary Protected Status was lifted in June, thousands of people living in Metro Atlanta lost jobs and dreams for their futures.

Officials are sounding the alarm over Black renters making up 70% of eviction cases in the region despite only being 52% of the population.

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Religious leaders have stepped up outreach and support since the U.S. government terminated Temporary Protected Status for Haitians.

Many fear President Trump will send federal agents to guard polling stations this fall.

The owners of Lakeview Apartments in Stone Mountain filed more than 400 evictions in 2025 alone.

A Louisiana lawsuit against the FDA could reshape how patients across the country obtain mifepristone.

The $100 million project has led some to ask what happened to a long-planned stormwater vault at the same site.

Supporters say the device in Ellenwood offers a last-resort option for parents, while critics argue for more access to reproductive and maternal healthcare.

After serving two decades in prison, Danyel Smith was released on bond after the science behind his conviction came under new scrutiny.

Black residents in the Atlanta region are increasingly looking to the ballot box to hold elected officials accountable for the surge.

The latest controversy has some Black Republicans considering a split-ticket vote in November, one influential leader says.

The latest controversy has some Black Republicans considering a split-ticket vote in November, one influential leader says.

The educator said he wants to thwart anticipated Republican efforts to redraw his district to reduce the electoral will of its Black majority.

The educator said he wants to thwart anticipated Republican efforts to redraw his district to reduce the electoral will of its Black majority.

Halloween shoppers were treated to a spooky surprise when Target posted a minstrel-style costume that immediately sparked online outrage. The costume controversy kicked off when shoppers saw on Target...

The city celebrates 20 years of honoring LGBTQ love with a special lineup of parties, brunches, workshops, health expos and more!

Clayton English and Eric André asserted that more than half of the people stopped through the program in a six-month period were Black.

On Wednesday, Ayanna Howard and the 650 freshmen in the Class of 2030 will begin their first semester at Spelman College. When Howard was appointed the 12th president earlier this summer, she became t...

In a letter, the mayor says moving the cauldron overlooks the history and sacrifices of Summerhill and neighboring communities.

The outcome follows months of organizing by residents who said the massive development could worsen existing environmental and infrastructure problems.

“The enduring legacy of Morehouse College awaits you,” President F. DuBois Bowman says to the Class of 2030.

A young political organizer found his calling in a courtroom focused on second chances.

Advocates warn the law could disproportionately harm Black women and girls and weaken Title IX protection.

General Assembly candidate Mathewos Samson supports Medicare for all and eliminating corporate homeownership.

From healthcare to housing, Black trans people with HIV are facing fewer resources at a time of growing need.

General Assembly candidate Mathewos Samson supports Medicare for all and eliminating corporate homeownership.