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.

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

At an invite-only GOP event in East Point, the embattled candidate made his case for continuing Trump’s policies.

The Georgia senator outlined plans to support an increasingly important voting bloc while taking shots at his opponent’s racist controversies.

At their first appearance together in Metro Atlanta, Jackson continued his promise to be the president’s favorite governor.

Supporters of the ROAD Act say it will lower housing costs over time, but critics argue it doesn’t go far enough.

A Republican effort to weaken the future of Black representation in the Georgia General Assembly has Democrats worried.

Six decades after the most important federal statute protecting the right to vote was signed into law, advocates say, Black political power is hanging by a thread.

A group of “non-African American” voters could deny Black residents another champion in Congress.

Residents at Hunter Ridge say management rushes to file evictions, forcing them to pay steep fees while ignoring maintenance problems.

The owners are one of many “serial evictors” in metro Atlanta, which led the nation in evictions last year.

Advocates hope that legislation targeting the city’s status as the eviction capital of the U.S. will pass on the session’s final day.

The apparent snub angered GBRC Chairwoman Camilla Moore, who urged voters to take note.

Pitts’ opponents say he’s partly to blame for horrific conditions at the county jail and an ongoing backlog of cases inside the county courts system.

Decades after segregation left gaps in citizenship documents, a controversial voting bill could create barriers at the ballot box.

The party recently launched a campaign to recruit more candidates to build on gains it has made with Black voters in recent elections.

As corporate investors snap up Atlanta homes and drive up prices, nearly two-fifths of state legislators meant to regulate them are personally invested in the state’s housing market.

Two Minnesota-based co-founders are accusing the Atlanta pastor and others of deliberately hijacking a movement they started.

Corporate investors own 25% of all the single-family rental properties in Atlanta, the largest share among U.S. cities.

Georgia cattle farmer Shawn Harris will face off against Trump pick Clayton Fuller April 7.

Democratic and Republican candidates field questions on small businesses, bipartisanship, and the the local economy at the Lakewood forum.

Unhoused men expressed gratitude for aid workers as they shared their stories about living on the streets.

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Critics contend the plan gives tax revenue to wealthy developers to pay for projects without ensuring legacy Black Atlanta residents will reap the benefits.

Visitors have felt drawn to the National Museum of African American History and Culture recently, angered by the president’s actions.

She questioned the value of releasing the files now and condemned attempts to misuse them “in ways intended to undermine our father’s legacy.”

“It’s a signal that the house is still on fire and the scale of the crisis is bigger than what cities alone can handle,” one city lawmaker said.

Despite unmet promises, residents are turning tragedy into finding a purpose.

The shuttering of the encampment located downtown comes months after Cornelius Taylor’s death.

Pastor Jamal Bryant has been instrumental in leading an economic protest against the retailer, which rolled back its DEI initiatives earlier this year.

As Democrats seek new direction heading into a pivotal 2026 midterm election, Black Atlantans show support for the Georgia congresswoman.

Georgia’s planned removal of 455,000 names from voter rolls could have a major impact on Black campuses.

Terminated workers at the health agency’s Atlanta headquarters allege that many of DOGE’s cuts were targeted.