The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has chosen a Black editor to lead its newsroom for the first time in its 155-year history. Leroy Chapman Jr. was named the newspaper's editor-in-chief Thursday after 12 years at the Journal-Constitution, where he's been the managing editor since 2021.
When Atlanta hosted the 1996 Olympics, terror struck. In the rush for justice, the wrong man was presumed guilty. “Mistaken: The Real Story of Richard...
Ahead of the release of the film Richard Jewell , the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has demanded a public statement from Warner Bros. acknowledging that...
As federal money pours into Georgia to end new HIV infections, hundreds of people living with HIV and AIDS are being threatened with eviction. Nonprofit...
Earlier in June, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that 17,000 poor, elderly or disabled Georgians had lost their Medicaid benefits. The Georgia...
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Chadwick Boseman, Oprah Winfrey and Spike Lee are all graduates of historically black colleges and universities. For more...
In Georgia, state legislatures are conducted on a part time basis. Most legislators are also involved in major secular fields, including medicine, law,...
Today on “Two Way Street” we’re discussing The New York Times obituary project “ Overlooked ” with its co-creator Jessica Bennett . From Ida B. Wells to...
Bad behavior by government officials is investigated by ethics boards. In Georgia the members of such boards are usually chosen by private organizations...
Gambling laws in the Peach State are some of the most restrictive in the country. Georgia is one of only five states that does not allow commercial,...
