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.

This story was produced in partnership with Canopy Atlanta. Columbus Ward, a longtime resident of Peoplestown, has watched storms sweep through his neighborhood for decades, carrying sewage and ...

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.

Latasha Pyatt was jubilant outside a Gwinnett County courtroom Tuesday just moments after learning her fiancé, Danyel Smith, would be released on bond after 24 years in jail. In 2003, Smith was found ...

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

Black renters and homebuyers struggling with high housing costs in Atlanta shouldn’t expect immediate relief from a new federal housing bill that became law over the weekend. The measure, known as the ...

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

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

Journalist and political commentator Tiffany Cross and Nykia Greene-Young, domestic policy coordinator with the W.E.B. DuBois Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy, participate in Clark Atlanta ...

Atlanta native Daphne Enmon, 54, is the leader of A Girl & A Gun’s Atlanta chapter. The self-proclaimed largest women’s shooting club in the nation is multiracial, but Enmon said her chapter is ...

You’ve learned a lot about Atlanta today, why not support those bringing you the info? As Breast Cancer Awareness month kicks off this October, groups across the city are working every day to support ...

The first-ever Georgia high school to serve Black students got its flowers in an elaborate centennial celebration hosted in the atrium of Atlanta City Hall last week. Dozens of Booker T. Washington ...