The city’s celebrations range from early events for kids to midnight parties highlighting Black artists, DJs, and cultural ...

Jaha Howard edged out former state Rep. Roger Bruce by a few hundred votes, according to unofficial vote totals.

The triple major in economics, mathematics, and computer science juggled a rigorous course load and prestigious internships.

State regulators gave Georgia Power permission on Friday to massively expand its power plant facilities across the state, despite vocal opposition from environmental justice groups who argue the ...

The family received a down-payment check from a former NFL star, who was on hand to give them the keys to their new home.

The production news comes at a pivotal time for Atlanta’s creative community. While Georgia has long been heralded as a place where Black folks could thrive both behind and in front of the camera, a ...

It’s nearly a week before Christmas, and throughout Atlanta, Santa Claus is busy making holiday wishes come true. D. Sinclair, who at 61 goes by the name The Real Black Santa, has been putting smiles ...

Dressed in all white, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ appeared defiant and unyielding Wednesday in front of the Georgia Senate Special Committee on Investigations that had sought to have ...

Local nonprofits, faith-based groups, and government programs are helping families in need across the region this holiday season.

Thanks to Atlanta's Beltline project, “People are getting outside more without even thinking about it,” said Tristian O’Donnell, who has lived in southwest Atlanta for almost 18 years. “It has made ...

Kent’s daughter is a first-grader at Dunbar Elementary, one of 16 city schools scheduled to permanently close or be repurposed at the start of the 2027-2028 school year in conjunction with Atlanta ...