The Clark Atlanta University–owned station faces a $300,000 annual shortfall after Congress scaled back funding to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

For the past three years, the native of Kansas City, Kansas, has chosen to spend the short Thanksgiving break with other students on campus. At the cafe, she’s still able to eat cranberry sauce, ...

The move follows a tense meeting where Black residents demanded transparency, protection, and real influence over land-use decisions.

The District 35 winner will represent the interests of nearly 200,000 people, 70% of whom are Black, in the General Assembly beginning in January.

Local churches, nonprofits, and community groups are distributing thousands of meals across the city for families in need.

Years after animal cruelty charges were dropped, Brandon Fulton still hasn’t been paid back for the seven horses the county took from him.

Critics contend the plan gives tax revenue to wealthy developers to pay for projects without ensuring legacy Black Atlanta residents will reap the benefits.

The mural, unveiled last month in South Atlanta, drew criticism over its violent imagery and lack of community involvement.

Amid SNAP cuts, the founder of Everybody Eats Together is working to create community-based food systems and grocery store for families in need.

A mirror and a window. After launching in 2022, Capital B’s first few years were characterized by a sense of discovery and possibility. Our staff has worked hard to learn how to best serve and reach ...

The county has pledged reform, but elderly and low-income residents are caught between bureaucracy and neglect.