Real Life with Nedra Rhone

It isn’t often that someone I interviewed calls me years later. But my conversation with Dorice Nolan was different. Here's how she gave me hope again.

On the first day of spring, after hours of hand-weeding my lawn, I realized it might be time to embrace the lazy lawn movement.

For the beautiful or powerful, a mug shot circulated on social media could be the ticket to reduced or dismissed charges — or, in some cases, a financial windfall.

Our court system relies on a jury of our peers to enforce criminal law, but new research confirms a "good jury" consists primarily of white men.

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.