Home

Bentley Hudgins, candidate for Georgia House District 90, talks to a campaign member in between canvassing stops in Candler Park, Atlanta on Monday, April 6, 2026. (Matt Scott / ACPC)

Organizer Bentley Hudgins takes second crack at Georgia House District 90 seat

By
●
News
●
April 9, 2026
Veteran organizer Bentley Hudgins seeks a second chance at Georgia House District 90, pitching neighborhood investment and alternative approaches to public safety in a crowded Democratic primary.
YouTube video thumbnail
Latest articles
The Richard B. Russell Federal Building and Courthouse where a federal judge has dismissed claims against the City of Atlanta and its former inspector general.
Federal judge dismisses lobbyist’s claims against City of Atlanta and its former inspector general
By
●
News
●
April 2, 2026
Melting ICE and other chilly topics for families: The People’s Puppet Show
By
●
News
●
March 30, 2026
A local organizer uses scenarios of colorful animal friends in conversation to help families break the ice on ICE every Saturday afternoon in Grant Park.
Dunwoody Police Department Major Patrick Krieg answers questions about the department's use of Flock Safety technology from the Dunwoody City Council ahead of a vote on a new contract with the company.
Dunwoody Flock contract deferred again over security and legal concerns
By
●
News
●
March 26, 2026
Rosheeda Binti Abu Sayad sits with her son in their home in Stone Mountain.
A Rohingya man in New York died under mysterious circumstances— his relatives in Georgia are grappling with the loss
By
●
News
●
March 19, 2026
Federal immigration officers left Nurul Amin Shah Alam outside a closed coffee shop in harsh winter weather— days later he was found dead. He was getting ready to move to Georgia, says his niece in Stone Mountain. 
The entrance to Al Madina Halal Market and Restaurant.
‘Profoundly destabilizing’: How Georgia residents with roots in Muslim countries are experiencing the war in Iran
By
●
News
●
March 11, 2026
Atlanta voted for More MARTA. A decade later, there isn’t much ‘more’ about it
By
●
News
●
March 10, 2026
About ACPC
Two advocates, both Black women, hold signs outside the Fulton County Courthouse. (Atlanta Community Press Collective)

Honest. Accurate. Responsive. Reflective.

Atlanta Community Press Collective (ACPC) believes that those who are most impacted by what happens on the news should have access to news that is honest, accurate, responsive to their needs and reflective of their experience. We fight for transparency and accountability in Atlanta. Learn more about us.