A mirror and a window. After launching in 2022, Capital B’s first few years were characterized by a sense of discovery and possibility. Our staff has worked hard to learn how to best serve and reach ...

The county has pledged reform, but elderly and low-income residents are caught between bureaucracy and neglect.

Amid SNAP cuts, the founder of Everybody Eats Together is working to create community-based food systems and grocery store ...

F. DuBois Bowman, the 13th president of the historic HBCU, lays out his vision for the future while navigating challenges.

Georgia election results are beginning to trickle in. Data from the Georgia secretary of state’s office reported more than ...

An organization plans to host more gatherings for Spelman, Morehouse and Clark students and raise money for relief efforts.

After decades of damaging floods, Rodney Cook Sr. Park can now capture millions of gallons of stormwater, but residents say more work is needed.

Concerns about the proliferation of data centers, better ways to boost economic development, and the reputation of the nation’s Blackest major city are top of mind for many voters.

As Election Day nears, local candidates are making their final push in what has been a monthslong campaign season. Data from the Georgia secretary of state’s office showed 13.4% voter turnout for all ...

From community pantries to medically tailored meal programs, these local resources can provide food support while federal ...