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In Atlanta, the largest nonprofit providing free legal and social services to domestic violence survivors is facing a financial crisis just as more people are asking for help.
After Hurricane Melissa battered Jamaica, airports across the island are struggling to return to full capacity, leaving travelers facing hours-long delays and canceled flights
Henry County resident Tameshia Effinger is a hairstylist and breast cancer survivor who's starting a new chapter as she reaches her final breast cancer treatment at Piedmont Cancer Institute. Through her work, she's hoping to empower other survivors.
Tuesday's Georgia Public Service Commission election could determine what your future electricity bills look like.
Atlanta's Jamaican community is coming together after Hurricane Melissa hit back home — with Irie Mon Café and the Jamaican Consulate hosting a donation drive and town hall this Saturday to support families in need.
After surviving breast cancer and sending out nearly 800 job applications, Fairburn resident Shana Pinnock Glover is still searching for work — a struggle shared by thousands of Black women amid a growing unemployment crisis.
St. Mary's Sacred Heart Hospital in Lavonia, Georgia, is shutting down its labor and delivery unit after Medicaid cuts and months of funding and staffing issues.
Wrestling in Atlanta brought people together when almost nothing did. Deep South Wrestling is trying to keep that legacy alive one body slam at a time.
Movie production across Georgia is down—much of it moving overseas, so creatives are looking to bring a new wave of productions to the Peach State.
It takes much more than tuition to help single parents graduate from college while taking care of their children.
Scofflaw Brewery nearly shut down after the pandemic, but a shift to producing THC-infused beverages changed everything.
As the United States works to broker a ceasefire in Gaza, metro Atlanta families are sharing the toll of the war.
Journalist Mario Guevara says the separation from his family following his deportation has left him devastated.
Georgia saw record-breaking tourism numbers for the third year, but small tour operators are struggling to stay afloat.
Months after a tornado leveled their Henry County home, actor Tray Chaney and his family continue to rebuild and recover.