What We Know about Tuskegee Coach Handcuffed After a Game Against Morehouse
A viral video showed Benjy Taylor being led off the basketball court by a campus police officer.
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College Park Leaders Seek Answers as ICE Activity Raises Community Fears
News of expanded federal operations in metro Atlanta has emerged less than a week after the fatal shooting of an ICU nurse in Minneapolis.
After Viral Assault Video, Students Push AUC Leaders for Accountability
Spelman and Morehouse students are raising questions about how their schools are responding to an alarming incident.
Atlanta Residents Push Back on ‘Poop Park’ Sewage Plan in Their Neighborhood
The city is building a massive underground sewage vault beneath the neighborhood, but residents question whether it will prevent future flooding.
History of Complaints Against Officer Who Shot Atlanta Rapper Highlights Culture of Tolerance, Critics Say
Separately, a witness who said he saw officer Gerald Walker fatally shoot his friend was killed in DeKalb County this month.
Advocates Say ‘Landlord Friendly’ Laws Are Fueling Evictions, Homelessness in Atlanta
In Georgia, landlords can legally refuse to renew leases or evict tenants they see as problematic, legal advocates say.
Where to Find Open Warming Centers in Atlanta During the Winter Storm
Officials are urging residents to take precautions now amid warnings of hazardous travel and potential power outages.
2026 Atlanta Black History Month Events in to Celebrate Us
From documentaries to dance and history tours, Atlanta’s 2026 Black History Month events offer ways to celebrate all month long.
Oscar-Nominated Film Goes Inside an Atlanta Abortion Clinic
HBO’s “The Devil is Busy” takes viewers behind the scenes of how workers are providing care amid Georgia’s restrictive abortion laws.
Fani Willis Plans to Combat Domestic Violence With $2M Family Justice Center
Black women are disproportionately impacted by domestic violence homicides across the country.
Morris Brown President Returns After Abrupt Termination
The college reinstated Kevin E. James on Tuesday after firing him on Jan. 12.
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