The smells of heaping plates of food wafted from the tables inside Station 11 in Atlanta as family-style meals featuring East Asian preserves and Persian broths were passed from hand to hand. Music ...

The Georgia primary runoff election begins with early voting from June 8-12 and continues on runoff election day, Tuesday, June 16. Georgians will have to return to polling stations to make their ...

Stan Sugarman, Co-founder of Atlanta-based Stryant Construction Management, Inc., couldn't find the words in order to properly describe the former condition of the building behind him. The Atlanta ...

Sandwiched between a TJ Maxx and a DTLR outlet, the one and only Black-owned bookstore in Georgia's seventh largest county, Nubian Books, is buzzing with activity on a Friday afternoon. Author Rhonda ...

For one night, The Gathering Spot became Hillman College. The City of Atlanta hosted an official watch party Thursday for the premiere of Netflix's "A Different World" sequel series, almost 40 years ...

Chef Donnie Wicker, known as Chef Wic, fondly remembers the first time he fell in love with the art of cooking. Like many others, it began in his childhood kitchen, where he watched his grandfather ...

President Donald Trump has unveiled his American priorities, which include measures addressing border security, economic policies, government restructuring, and social values. While the policies aim ...

The 2026 Georgia primary elections took place on Tuesday, and the results signal a level of change in the Peach State. Black woman Keisha Lance Bottoms will represent the Democrats in November, Tanya ...

Atlanta’s faith-based growers are using community gardens to address food insecurity, promote self-reliance and reconnect Black communities with the land. “When God first started talking to us, it was ...

Georgia’s Supreme Court ruled the state cannot broadly invoke police power to avoid paying for property damage, reviving a hemp grower’s claim over crops damaged by a police aerial operation. ATLANTA ...

Boxes of free food items and personal care products were stacked up outside of the Andrew and Walter Young Family YMCA on Wednesday afternoon as a DJ spun records and 400 families lined up in their ...

Data centers are cropping up around Atlanta, and residents are speaking up against them. Georgia Public Service Commissioner Peter Hubbard and Southwest Atlanta Neighbors Mobilize (SWARM) hosted a ...