Six Years Later, the FBI Is Still Investigating Georgia’s 2020 Election
The bureau’s leadership has approved overtime for staff to assist in the investigation into Trump’s debunked claims of fraud.
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Georgia Family Says Raw Sewage Left Them Sick and Facing Eviction
Doctors told a family at Hunter Ridge that their fainting and vomiting were likely caused by methane gas inside their trailer.
DeKalb Rejects Data Center Regulations, Leaving Future Expansion Uncertain
The vote comes at a time where Atlanta has become one of the fastest-growing destinations for data centers in the country.
Where to Cool Down in Atlanta as Temperatures Soar This Summer
Hydration stations and pools are open across the metro area to help residents stay safe.
For Atlanta Haitians, World Cup Pride Gives Way to Deportation Fears
The decision has created uncertainty and fear for thousands of Haitian immigrants and their families living in metro Atlanta.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump’s Attempt to Fire Lisa Cook from Federal Reserve Board
The Spelman alum called the president’s attack “a manufactured pretext” and vowed to continue to do her job.
The Black Seniors Who Remember Atlanta Before the Stadiums
Longtime residents say decades of redevelopment have changed Southwest Atlanta in ways that can only be seen across a lifetime.
Atlanta Haitians Connected and Celebrated Historic World Cup Run
For many of the fans gathered at Lakou Fet for the team’s final match, just reaching the tournament was enough.
Why South Fulton Is Bringing Healthcare Resources to Black Men
At the Men’s Health Expo, residents connected with healthcare providers as leaders pushed for more medical services.
Legal Challenges Continue for Black Horseman in South Fulton
Brandon Fulton’s dream of creating a community ranch has been delayed amid years of courtroom fights over civil and criminal charges.
How One Nigerian Activist Is Building Community for Black LGBTQ+ Immigrants
A study found that 98% of asylum claims based on LGBT status were found to have “credible or reasonable fear of persecution or torture.”
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