A year after the death of Cornelius Taylor brought national attention to an Atlanta homeless camp, Lolita Griffeth now sits in a quiet Buckhead apartment she calls her own—the first home she’s ever had.
Dozens of immigrants celebrated their naturalization ceremony in Atlanta on Friday, while thousands from a list of 39 countries face delays and limbo in attaining their citizenship.
From city halls to campus organizing and public records battles, Metro Atlanta residents are joining a growing national movement pushing back against Flock Safety cameras and mass surveillance.
1.4 million Georgians face challenges feeding their families as the Trump administration cuts SNAP benefits. Atlanta community members are stepping up to fill the gap.
As a result of increasing pressure from the Trump administration and ICE, many Venezuelans in Georgia have uncertain futures.
At Emory's first senate meeting of new school year, interim president Leah Ward Sears gave non-answers about cutting DEI and firing faculty for Facebook posts.
In the wake of Cornelius Taylor’s death, Atlanta navigates the homelessness crisis with a new plan. But do its goals serve residents?
