Real Life with Nedra Rhone

Where are the trick-or-treaters in Atlanta? Each year around this time, the kids disappear and we debate whether trick-or-treating is dead or if it should be dead.

Extreme weather events such as hurricanes, wildfires, drought, coastal flooding and heat waves are changing how we live and many of us are unaware of or are in denial.

While the movement is entertaining on social media, it glamorizes traditional gender roles for women, risking limited choices and obscuring the fight for equality and rights.

Years ago, I was that type of Georgian — a nonnative from the Midwest who thought I was tougher than any weather Georgia could throw at me.

As Springfield, Ohio, grapples with baseless rumors about Haitian migrants eating residents' pets, the call for political accountability grows.

For 100 years, Murphy-Harpst Children’s Center has served neglected children in North Georgia.

Much of Tuesday’s presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump proved to be well-trodden ground.