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Selarstean Mitchell remembers how her house filled with flowers and sympathy cards after her mother’s death. Then floodwaters swept it all away.

On Aug. 19, a federal judge ruled the state must redraw the map that it uses to elect its Supreme Court justices.

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

Those threats “clearly violate the 10th Amendment,” according to an analysis written by Spencer Reynolds, senior counsel in the Brennan Center’s Liberty and National Security Program. The amendment, ...

With a focus on sustainability for clients like Morehouse College and Grady Health Systems, Yvonne and Randall Dragon see a brighter future for Atlanta.

Long was convicted in 2022 of first-degree manslaughter in the death of her alleged abuser. Prosecutors then said that they believed Long acted in cold blood. But she was spared from a possible death ...

The president’s executive action sought to shut down the Minority Business Development Agency, a division of the U.S.

As the region continues to lead the nation in new HIV diagnoses, local clinics are stepping up with vital services.

The mayor touts his efforts to address affordable housing and other issues in the city: “We’ve got big plans to keep moving Atlanta forward.” ...

Building on her success as a popular cycling instructor, Clarisse “Risse” Frazier is helping her South Fulton community reach their wellness goals.

When federal environmental justice initiatives vanished, Carletta Davis launched a campaign for mayor to continue the fight.