Nikole Hannah-Jones’ recent New York Times essay about school choice echoes a debate Black families in Georgia have faced for generations.

Dr. Erica Schwartz inherits a CDC in crisis. After her first public appearance, questions remain about whether she can restore trust in the Atlanta-based agency.

Finding a makeup routine at any age means knowing the rules, deciding which ones are worth following and trusting your own instincts about what makes you feel confident.

The 1946 Moore’s Ford lynchings have been the subject of books, documentaries and court battles, yet records from the grand jury investigation remain hidden from the public.

Nearly 200 educators left after Superintendent Chris Ragsdale linked opposition to book bans with support for child sex trafficking. Now the district is questioning them.

Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams made history as the city's youngest mayor. Now, as questions about his leadership emerge, his age is once again a part of the conversation.

The families of Nolan Wells and Tamla Horsford say local investigations left too many questions unanswered, highlighting the need for transparency and federal oversight.

Atlanta’s Trestletree Village Apartments need investment and new housing, but residents should have a meaningful say in how redevelopment reshapes their community.

The restoration of a beloved mural of Jovita Moore became more than a public apology. It showed how accountability and community can rebuild trust.

For many Atlanta residents, the summer of 2026 will be remembered as staycation summer.