Morehouse, Spelman, and Clark Atlanta students describe their campuses as evolving environments where queer life is increasingly visible.

Democratic and Republican candidates field questions on small businesses, bipartisanship, and the the local economy at the Lakewood forum.

One of the 43-year-old’s sons posted an image of his mother on social media with the message: “Imma miss my queen!” ...

From the home of Martin Luther King to a thriving business district, visitors receive an education on ingenuity and resilience.

On any given weekend in Atlanta, you might find dozens of Black residents hiking Arabia Mountain, kayaking along the Chattahoochee River, or gathered around a campfire sharing stories. At the center ...

I think everybody is going to be fearful about being stopped by police,” one person said at a meeting to raise community awareness.

Hoping for a fresh start after decades in prison, Nicole Boynton has had to rely on the support of her legal team and a few friends to get back on her feet.