After mass layoffs across the federal government, employees who were fired or quit their jobs are now navigating the job market, some with narrowly tailored sets of skills.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is asking the federal government to retain protections for Christian Afghan refugees who fled to the U.S.

Organizers of a feasibility study on Atlanta's first LGBTQ community center are asking city residents what they want to see at the center.

Sunday’s rally at Decatur’s dReam Center Church featured speeches from local activists and leaders, including U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams.

Brian Richburg is one of the few Georgia shrimpers left. He hopes that Trump's tariffs will boost seafood production in the state and the U.S.

A Georgia woman had to forfeit her dream of becoming a foster mom when she lost her job at the CDC.

Storytelling is still our superpower. We will need new methods in the current political climate

CIDs are stepping up to meet that need for smart, strategic investment in infrastructure and community development

If you think Atlanta deserves better than what ESPN or our beat reporter scored them, let us know.

The safety was a walk-on for all six seasons at Georgia.

The tight end graduated from Yale after four seasons with the Bulldogs, where he had 35 receptions for 371 yards and six touchdowns.

Akelo Stone played for Tech for three seasons before transferring to Ole Miss in 2023.

The Hawks shocked the league with an NBA Cup semifinals run, handed the Eastern Conference-leading Cavaliers their first loss at home and crushed a few records along the way.

The Atlanta Hawks guard averaged three steals per game, finished the year with 229 and became the first player in 15 years to record more than 200 in a single season.

From 2017-19, during Atlanta United's heyday, there were often social media posts of players enjoying dinner or events together. Lately, those posts aren’t as frequent.

Also: Sound plan for rookie pass rushers, bad Braves bullpen, joyless Atlanta United

A local food doc will show at the Atlanta Film Festival, David's Produce in Decatur will continue business as usual and more metro Atlanta food and beverage happenings.

The Fine Water Society's Taste and Design awards took place Friday in Buckhead, with judges tasting and scoring about 100 bottles of water from around the world.

The restoration of the Maynard Jackson family home is part of the Jackson family vision for the Spelman community.

Outkast will join 22 other Hall of Famers with Georgia ties, ranging from Chet Atkins to Tupac Shakur.

Aaron Strand’s semi-autobiographical debut film ‘Withdrawal,’ capturing the hurdle before sobriety, sells out its world premiere at the Atlanta Film Festival.

The Fine Water Society's Taste and Design awards took place Friday in Buckhead, with judges tasting and scoring about 100 bottles of water from around the world.

A new camping report shows millennials and Gen Z are spending big on wellness-focused getaways, redefining how we camp and connect with nature.

Joining events or groups catered to your specific interests are a great way to have fun and potentially meet like-minded partners.

Longtime Atlanta radio personality Ali Mac is joining the morning team at 92.9/The Game.

Usher’s first concert film, “Usher: Rendezvous in Paris," will stream exclusively on BET+ beginning May 8.

Chicago is just a short flight from Atlanta, offering world-class museums, skyline views and vibrant nightlife. Here's how to make the most of a spring weekend in the city.

Dr. Kristin Carothers discusses the realities of work-life balance and how the chilling series brings attention to the importance of social connection.

From Tig Notaro to London Hughes, comedians shared their biggest mental health challenges in front of a live Atlanta audience in the documentary "Group Therapy."