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Joe Beasley who was just two weeks shy of his 89th birthday, according to his family, was "a moral force in Atlanta."

While the holidays are a time for giving, in several Atlanta neighborhoods, that goodwill is leaving the surrounding areas looking more like dumping grounds.

Keio Gayden is not just teaching recipes — she’s shaping the minds of the next generation.

Newly released federal files shed light on the 1962 attack of Marion King, a pregnant Albany activist assaulted during the Civil Rights Movement in Georgia.

Redan High School grad leads team in HBCU football championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

South Carolina State’s climb to Atlanta required steadiness and resolve. Prairie View’s road to this moment was equally dramatic.

The “It’s UATL” podcast hosts talk about media consumption.

The annual matchup between MEAC and SWAC champions in Atlanta has grown into a cultural and economic force, reshaping how historically Black colleges are seen and celebrated.

Dwight Elliston, the Atlanta curator and owner of Elliston Fine Art gallery, discusses the impact of Georgia ranking last in state arts funding.

J. Stacey Grayson’s new exhibition pieces “Ancestral Remix: Rhythms, Reflections and Fragments” together for ancestral pride.