Real Life with Nedra Rhone

The constant ups and downs might lead you to think air travel is in trouble, but I've always felt that airlines are a lot like casinos — somehow, the house always wins.

In December, Trump promised to address the daylight saving time issue once and for all. But recently, he took a step back.

Living through the COVID-19 pandemic might have pushed us to embrace vaccines, but instead, it brought a fresh wave of Americans into the vaccine-hesitancy fold.

The Tesla Takedown makes its way to metro Atlanta with a planned protest at the showroom in Decatur.

As many as 4 out of 5 women in their lifetimes will develop uterine fibroids, and Black women are disproportionately diagnosed compared to women of other races.

A federal judge ruled that Darius Rice's $11 million excessive force lawsuit against a Georgia sheriff can proceed.

Be careful when expressing your opinions in Villa Rica, or you might violate a new policy limiting the tone and content of public comment at city council meetings.

Scrubbing history is just one way federal agencies and contractors have responded to the executive order banning federal Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs.

Growing up in Albany, DuBois A’Keen developed a complicated relationship with his hometown and couldn't wait to flee to the big city.