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Bottoms’ gubernatorial run to make her the first Black woman governor is U.S history grabbed most of the headlines during ...

In a major upset, Katherine Juhan-Arnold defeated a Republican incumbent to lead Georgia’s agriculture department, the oldest ...

The outcomes highlight anger over utility costs and pollution and a fight Black environmental organizers have waged for years.

City Life Center offers tutoring sessions, recreational games, arts and crafts, hot meals, and rides home after school for ...

With record turnout on Election Day, voters cast ballots to select Georgia’s governor, senator, attorney general, and decide several state and local races.

Every Sunday at church, Pauline Rogers remembers someone in the little broom closet registering people to vote in rural Vancleave, Mississippi. Back then, conversations about voting were like ...

In addition to electing the first nation’s Black female governor and flipping the state’s House of Representatives to majority Democrat, Georgians also passed three new constitutional amendments.

Black voters account for more than a third of the state’s early ballots, despite the loss of a second majority-Black congressional district this year.

Gen Z carries on the legacy of Black activism, protesting voting restrictions across the South and other injustices.

Democrat Jerry Williams became the first Black sheriff in Lake County history when he defeated defeated Republican David Crane.