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More than a century after W.E.B. Du Bois used photographs to challenge the world’s view of Black life, a new exhibition in Atlanta revisits and reimagines his work.

Exploring the National Center for Civil and Human Rights' new Change Agent Adventure: Children's Gallery. It aims to engage younger visitors through interactive exhibits.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Percival Everett comes to Morehouse College for a conversation on writing on Friday, April 24.

Both Democrats and Republicans from across the state are sending their condolences after the death of U.S. Rep. David Scott.

Rep. Scott was known as a champion of Georgia’s farmers, a fierce advocate for historically Black colleges and universities and the sponsor of popular job and health fairs.

Hills4ATL, led by Alvin “AB” Bailey, brings hundreds together weekly for free workouts — building community and redefining Atlanta fitness.

In a fast-moving industry, Atlanta leaders acted to limit data centers in certain communities. Now it's time to hold the line.

Social media is heated after pageant scoring leads to two contestants being crowned Miss Spelman.

The Atlanta author talks the mainstream boom for LGBTQ+ love stories. Plus, hosts discuss the latest on Offset, Georgia’s new music office and NASA astronaut Victor Glover II.

In Atlanta, a week before he died, Prince gave a performance at the Fox Theatre that now feels like something more than a final show.