The first sound of Week 4 did not come from a referee’s whistle. Brass spilled from tunnels before the gridiron supplied a rhythm for HBCUs.

The Atlanta native gets vulnerable in her follow-up to 2017’s “Rabbit.”

In a new book, Simone, the CEO of the Fearless Fund, lays out how the case was the start of an anti-DEI movement in the U.S.

Atlanta Fashion Week has returned for the first week of October with a series of events stretching throughout the city. ...

Across the city, hands-on classes and creative gatherings are giving people a reason to show up, learn something fun and connect with others.

Michelle Obama Park is a long-awaited addition to DeKalb County, but its history offers lessons about public land, land swaps and what communities can lose along the way.

Cameron Williams and Arielle Jolly-Williams met at Young Chefs Academy. Now they own it, raise their family there and teach kids to trust their abilities.

Nikole Hannah-Jones’ recent New York Times essay about school choice echoes a debate Black families in Georgia have faced for generations.

Week 4 HBCU football includes Albany State vs. Kentucky State, Morehouse hosting Edward Waters and Clark Atlanta facing Warner.

Award-winning poet and Mellon Foundation president Elizabeth Alexander hosts book signing for "Signals Across Vast Distances" at the Carter Center on Sept. 25.