From concerns about their rights to hopes for Georgia’s future, AUC students share what’s shaping their views of the election ...

A political science major with a minor in dance performance and choreography, Jillian Collier is embracing her title with a plan for change. Her experience at the historic women’s HBCU has been ...

When Brandon Fulton bought the 27-acre property he plans to turn into a community ranch just outside Atlanta, he had no idea he’d end up spending as much time in a courtroom as he would developing his ...

From alumni returning to students seeking inspiration, CAU’s annual tailgate celebrates the bonds that unite generations of Panthers.

After a student accused a prominent fraternity member of assault, Spelman and Morehouse students are speaking out.

In March, a Black Georgia woman who allegedly took abortion pills to terminate her pregnancy, was charged with murder, a legal move that advocates have been sounding the alarm about since Georgia ...

Former TV judge Penny Brown Reynolds is in the middle of a heated campaign against Republican Tim Fleming to oversee Georgia’s elections.

Former UGA and NFL star Todd Gurley joined a growing list of Black athletes supporting President Trump and other GOP ...

Less than 2 miles up the road from where the Haitian national team stepped onto the field for its final match of the 2026 World Cup, hundreds of Haitian Americans gathered to cheer on their team.

Black tenants in Fulton, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, and Gwinnett counties faced the bulk of the displacement, making up roughly 70% of eviction cases.

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 ...

Criticism of Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson is growing louder after his campaign used the 911 call in the fatal shooting of Secoriea Turner and footage of the grieving family in a ...