With a focus on sustainability for clients like Morehouse College and Grady Health Systems, Yvonne and Randall Dragon see a brighter future for Atlanta.

And while the camp, staffed by HBCU students and alums, features fun activities for kids from kindergarten through elementary school, Fresnel wants to make sure her campers are prepared to excel when ...

The iconic strip club is the subject of a 5-part documentary, and its wings draw daytime crowds and praise from local food ...

As the region continues to lead the nation in new HIV diagnoses, local clinics are stepping up with vital services.

The president’s executive action sought to shut down the Minority Business Development Agency, a division of the U.S.

Michael Thurmond says Democrats must “​​build a coalition of the willing” if they hope to win the race for governor.

Building on her success as a popular cycling instructor, Clarisse “Risse” Frazier is helping her South Fulton community reach their wellness goals.

The mayor touts his efforts to address affordable housing and other issues in the city: “We’ve got big plans to keep moving Atlanta forward.” ...

Novia Rawlings (left) and Ysrael Bings (right) hold signs with others while people gather In Atlanta on June 12, the anniversary of the killing of Rayshard Brooks, to honor his life and to demand ...

For Black Business Month, Denene Millner, who released books with Will Smith and produced a Spider-Man project, shares her secrets to business success.

For Shawn DeAngelo Walton, the goal of his Ashview Heights business is simple: grow together, eat together, own together.

For Black Business Month, Anthony Gee shares his vision for supporting a new generation of creators and creating generational wealth.