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Abrams Campaign on Arrest of State Senator Nikema Williams: "Charges Should Be Dropped Immediately"
Federal Judge Finds Gwinnett County Violated Civil Rights Act by Rejecting Ballots
Federal Judge Delays Certification of Too-Close-To-Call Georgia Governor's Race Until Friday
NEWS ROUND-UP: Abrams Campaign Files Lawsuit to Protect the Rights of Absentee and Provisional Ballot Voters
Atlanta Braves Outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. Wins the 2018 National League Rookie of the Year Award
Robyn Crittenden Sworn in as Georgia’s Secretary of State
The fires have reportedly killed 31 people.
Wrong outfit for election day.
Roy Hargrove, an incisive trumpeter who embodied the brightest promise of his jazz generation, both as a young steward of…
As the city gears up to host Super Bowl LIII, 10 artists are preparing to install 30 compelling, legacy murals around Downtown Atlanta as part of the Legacy 53 initiative. Arts and advocacy group WonderRoot and the Super Bowl Host Committee have unveiled sketches of eight of the 30 murals which comprise “Off The Wall: Atlanta’s Civil Rights & Social Justice Journey,” an […]
The Atlanta Tipoff Club released today the 50 names on the Citizen Naismith Trophy Women’s Watch List. The midseason 30 team will be announced on Feb. 11, 2019, and then the competition will be narrowed down to 10 national semifinalists on March 4, 2019. The four finalists will be named on March 22, 2019, and […]
Hard Rock International has announced the future opening of Reverb by Hard Rock — the brand’s entrance into the select service hotel category — in Atlanta. In February 2020, Reverb will heat up the Atlanta market with its first property adjacent to the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The new collection of music-centric hotels will be designed as contemporary hubs where modern […]
The S.E. Regional Federal Contracting, Transportation & International Construction Forum is free and open to small business owners and entrepreneurs on November 14, 2018. Speakers who have successfully negotiated the process of government contracting from small to multi-national businesses will be sharing their stories and tips, while key leaders in these areas will be available […]
Week of October 17-23 November 7 1837—Elijah P. Lovejoy, one of the White heroes of Black history, is killed by a pro-slavery mob while defending his anti-slavery newspaper in Alton, Ohio. 1841—The “Slave Revolt On The Creole” occurs when 125 Black slaves overpower the crew of the slave ship Creole and sail it to the […]
Roy Hargrove, an incisive trumpeter who embodied the brightest promise of his jazz generation, both as a young steward of the bebop tradition and a savvy bridge to hip-hop and R&B, died on Friday night in New York City. He was 49. The cause was cardiac arrest, according to his longtime manager, Larry Clothier. Hargrove […]
The National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) represents the nation’s nearly 3,000 local health departments. NACCHO’s efforts…
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, who has declared victory in the gubernatorial race says he is stepping down as the state’s top election official at 11:59 am Thursday to begin his transition to governor, he said in a press conference.News outlets like ABC News have not projected a winner in the race between Kemp […]
America has a long history of working to disenfranchise or denying Black people the right to vote. From its inception to the present, the U.S. government, both Local, State and Federal, has consistently implemented laws and policies to make it difficult for Black men and women, free, enslaved or incarcerated to vote. In the 1800s, […]
This month, the American Cancer Society released the second edition of “What to Eat During Cancer Treatment,” providing more than 130 simple, easy-to-prepare recipes along with practical advice focused on a cancer patient’s specific needs, helping them cope with treatment-related side effects. “What to Eat During Cancer Treatment” is cowritten by authors Jeanne Besser, oncology […]
The 2017-2018 flu season was historically severe. Public health officials estimate that 900,000 Americans were hospitalized and 80,000 died from the flu and its complications. For comparison, the previous worst season from the past decade, 2010-2011, saw 56,000 deaths. In a typical season, 30,000 Americans die. So why was the 2017-2018 season such a bad […]
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