Heralded as the largest free Pride festival in the United States, Atlanta Pride will mark its 55th year in 2025 by creating an unforgettable lineup of experiences.

South Atlanta neighbors voiced concern over violent imagery, historical inaccuracy, and lack of community input with the mural.

State Rep. Ruwa Romman has centered her campaign on economic issues while explaining her positions on DEI, immigration, and data centers.

With paddles and people power, Jacqueline Echols gave a neglected waterway in a Black community a second chance.

Kelvin King says Georgia’s election system has major problems following the contentious 2020 presidential contest between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Fort Valley State University found itself embroiled in another homecoming controversy when it announced in an email to ...

“So if you’re wealthy and you commit a horrendous crime, you’re able to get out because you can pay your way out, whereas if ...

October is filled with wellness events and support groups focused on the specific challenges Black women face.

Driving with a suspended or revoked license is one of the top charges prosecuted by the Atlanta City Solicitor’s Office.

Court records show that at least 20 women filed medical malpractice lawsuits against one Atlanta facility, or its owner and surgeons.

GOP leaders in the state say they’ve seen signs of increasing Black support for both Trump and their party this year, despite polling data suggesting the opposite.