Trending News: Twenty-Five Years After 9/11, Georgia Still Knows What Service MeansIs Your Phone Listening to You? What Really Happens When Ads Seem to Know Too MuchSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryWarnock, Wyden Open Senate Inquiry Into Possible Political Use of IRS EnforcementCan a Black Veteran Farmer Win in Rural Georgia?In the Bronx, Finding Cancer Early May Begin With Finding Each OtherValeria Howard Cunningham: From Preserving a Legacy to Building Her OwnWhat Happens to Your Information After You Type It Into an AI Chatbot?Beyond the Title: USBC Power 50 Celebrates Black Women Who Turn Influence Into ImpactAtlanta, MARTA Reach $52 Million Settlement to End Years-Long More MARTA DisputeOne Small Card, One Big Question That Changed a LifeSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryAI Can Save You Time, but Can It Make You Smarter?Dream Clinches Playoff Spot Behind Reese’s Career-High 31 PointsLove, Patrick: BronzeLens Opening Night Brings a Fashion Pioneer Back Into the SpotlightWhen AI Sounds Certain but Isn’t: How Everyday People Can Recognize an AI GuessBottoms Brings Confidence and Candor to NABJ, But an $87 Million Question LoomsJonathan Hunt Earns MARTA’s Top Job. Now Comes the Test of “Routine ExcellenceBronzeLens Enters a New Era with Expanded Festival, New Leadership and a Focus on Building Black CinemaFour Gold Medals, Two Americas: Remembering Jesse Owens 90 Years After BerlinSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryThe AI in Your Pocket: How Artificial Intelligence Is Already Shaping Your Daily LifeKween Jacqueline Merrill Wins Atlanta Regional, Advances to Soul Country Music Star National Finals in Los AngelesWhen the Seasons Stop Making Sense: Climate Change Is Rewriting the Rules for Black FarmersKeisha Lance Bottoms Appeals to Georgia Voters, Especially Black Men: Record Turnout Could Decide Georgia’s Governor’s RaceThe Human Stakes of AI: Why This Technology Deserves Public AttentionSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryThe Road to Los Angeles: How Soul Country Music Star Is Showcasing the Next Generation of Black Country ArtistsAsk the Archivist: Obama Presidential Center Opens Door to Presidential Research Through New Public ProgramWarnock’s $35 Insulin Cap Bill Clears Senate Committee, Moves One Step Closer to Becoming LawBlack Writers Weekend Comes Home: Why Atlanta Will Host More Than a Literary FestivalWhy Speed Feels Loud After a Certain AgeSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryAI and the Public Good: Why Citizens Need a Clear UnderstandingSix Blocks That Changed the Conversation About Lung HealthWNBA Makes History as First Professional Sports League to Host Events at Obama Presidential CenterSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryUnapologetically InfluentialThe Real AI Revolution: How Technology Is Rewriting Daily LifeKaiser Permanente Expands ‘Building for Impact’ in Atlanta, Connecting Minority Contractors to Growing Healthcare ProjectsAmerica at 250: The Distance Between Promise and PracticeDream Fall to Valkyries Despite Strong Individual PerformancesA Celebration of Hope Inspires Birmingham’s Community Conversation on Lung CancerAre African American Millennials and Gen Zers Too Busy Partying While Democracy Burns?Dream Rally Falls Short as Valkyries End Atlanta’s Four-Game Winning StreakThe Unfinished Journey: Why We Commemorate Juneteenth—NOT THE FOURTH OF JULYThe New Digital Power: How AI Is Changing Trust, Control, and ChoiceWarnock’s Private Equity Housing Ban Clears Congress, Offering Working Families Long-Awaited ReliefDream Shatter Franchise Scoring Record, Reese Makes History in 113–96 Win Over FeverHope Comes Home: Obama Presidential Center Opens on Chicago’s South SideHow a Town of 5,000 Stopped a 10,000-Bed Detention CenterReese Records 10th Double-Double as Dream Win in IndianaGeorgia Voters Shake Up Political Landscape, Setting Stage for High-Stakes November ElectionsAI and Common Sense: Why Everyday People Must Stay AwakePart III – “From Awareness to Action”: Communities Confront Lung Cancer TogetherGeorgia Governor Brian “Strange Fruit Planting” Kemp Helps Revive and Lead the ConfederacyLiberty Pull Away from Dream, 104-90, in Key Commissioner’s Cup MatchMARTA Partners With Big Boi to Launch “Let MARTA Drive” Campaign Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026Atlanta Dream Grind Out 82–75 Road Win Behind Historic Night From Rhyne Howard and Angel ReeseWho and Where Will You Be When History Calls?AI and Human Judgment: What People Must Protect as Machines AdvanceSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryPart II – “Your Lungs Are Talking”: How the Respiratory System Works – and What It Tells UsWarnock Challenges Americans to Imagine What $70 Billion Could Buy Beyond Immigration EnforcementWhat AI Means for Regular People: Power, Risk, and Daily LifePart I – “Anyone With Lungs”: Understanding the Hidden Realities of Lung CancerGlobal Grub Alley to Turn Walton Street Into a World Cup Food HavenBlack Women Nannies and White Babies: Loving, Nurturing, and Caring for the Children Who May One Day Grow Up to Hate You Simply Because of the Color of Your SkinObama Foundation Names New Presidential Center Spaces Honoring Civic and Social Change LeadersAtlanta Hypertension Initiative Launches Coordinated Push to Reduce Heart Attacks and Strokes Across Metro RegionDeKalb Leaders Highlight Public Safety Gains, Housing Initiatives, and Infrastructure Investments During Quarterly Town HallSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryIt’s Time for Cooperstown to Catch UpCongressional Black Caucus Presses U.S. Companies To Oppose Republican Redistricting PushBeyond the Hype: What AI Is Really Changing in Everyday LifeARTIST PROFILE:  M. V. DespenzaChit Chat Atlanta Tours Launches Southside Remix Restaurant Experience Highlighting Black-Owned Culinary CultureKeisha Lance Bottoms Wins Georgia Democratic Primary Outright, Avoiding Runoff in Major Show of StrengthMayor Andre Dickens Unveils Sweeping Neighborhood Reinvestment Act Focused on Anti-Displacement and EquityMARTA Opens New Pedestrian Bridge at Indian Creek Station, Marking Major Milestone in Systemwide Rehabilitation EffortObama Foundation Announces Free South Side Watch Party for Presidential Center Grand OpeningThe Quiet Expansion of AI: How It Is Entering Everyday DecisionsInside the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo — Part 7Obama Foundation Names Garden Pavilion for Nancy Pelosi at Presidential CenterAtlanta Expands Summer Youth Employment Program as Mayor Dickens Celebrates Nearly 20,000 Youth Connected to JobsAI in Plain Language: Why This Technology Affects EveryoneSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryCharlotte Mayor Vi Lyles Announces Surprise Resignation, Closing a Historic Chapter in Queen City LeadershipARTIST PROFILE: Jay FreemanPraise Dance Brought Them Together. Motherhood Kept Them Engaged. Faith Keeps Them Grounded.Crime Down, Investment Up: DeKalb CEO Highlights Transformation StrategyObama Presidential Center Museum Tickets Go on Sale May 6 as Opening ApproachesThe AI Shift: What Everyday People Need to Understand Right NowLouisiana Republicans Eliminate Elected Position Days Before Democrat was to Assume OfficeInsurance Reform Takes Center Stage as DeAndre Mathis Pushes Consumer-Focused Agenda in Georgia RaceGeorgia Honors Life and Legacy of David Scott at State Capitol CeremonyMARTA, Regional Transit Riders Face May 2 Deadline to Switch to New Better Breeze SystemInside the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo — Part 6Dickens Administration Expands Blight Tax to Revitalize NeighborhoodsWhen Progress Skips Its Own Footsteps
Sat. Sep 12th, 2026
Trending News: Twenty-Five Years After 9/11, Georgia Still Knows What Service MeansIs Your Phone Listening to You? What Really Happens When Ads Seem to Know Too MuchSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryWarnock, Wyden Open Senate Inquiry Into Possible Political Use of IRS EnforcementCan a Black Veteran Farmer Win in Rural Georgia?In the Bronx, Finding Cancer Early May Begin With Finding Each OtherValeria Howard Cunningham: From Preserving a Legacy to Building Her OwnWhat Happens to Your Information After You Type It Into an AI Chatbot?Beyond the Title: USBC Power 50 Celebrates Black Women Who Turn Influence Into ImpactAtlanta, MARTA Reach $52 Million Settlement to End Years-Long More MARTA DisputeOne Small Card, One Big Question That Changed a LifeSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryAI Can Save You Time, but Can It Make You Smarter?Dream Clinches Playoff Spot Behind Reese’s Career-High 31 PointsLove, Patrick: BronzeLens Opening Night Brings a Fashion Pioneer Back Into the SpotlightWhen AI Sounds Certain but Isn’t: How Everyday People Can Recognize an AI GuessBottoms Brings Confidence and Candor to NABJ, But an $87 Million Question LoomsJonathan Hunt Earns MARTA’s Top Job. Now Comes the Test of “Routine ExcellenceBronzeLens Enters a New Era with Expanded Festival, New Leadership and a Focus on Building Black CinemaFour Gold Medals, Two Americas: Remembering Jesse Owens 90 Years After BerlinSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryThe AI in Your Pocket: How Artificial Intelligence Is Already Shaping Your Daily LifeKween Jacqueline Merrill Wins Atlanta Regional, Advances to Soul Country Music Star National Finals in Los AngelesWhen the Seasons Stop Making Sense: Climate Change Is Rewriting the Rules for Black FarmersKeisha Lance Bottoms Appeals to Georgia Voters, Especially Black Men: Record Turnout Could Decide Georgia’s Governor’s RaceThe Human Stakes of AI: Why This Technology Deserves Public AttentionSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryThe Road to Los Angeles: How Soul Country Music Star Is Showcasing the Next Generation of Black Country ArtistsAsk the Archivist: Obama Presidential Center Opens Door to Presidential Research Through New Public ProgramWarnock’s $35 Insulin Cap Bill Clears Senate Committee, Moves One Step Closer to Becoming LawBlack Writers Weekend Comes Home: Why Atlanta Will Host More Than a Literary FestivalWhy Speed Feels Loud After a Certain AgeSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryAI and the Public Good: Why Citizens Need a Clear UnderstandingSix Blocks That Changed the Conversation About Lung HealthWNBA Makes History as First Professional Sports League to Host Events at Obama Presidential CenterSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryUnapologetically InfluentialThe Real AI Revolution: How Technology Is Rewriting Daily LifeKaiser Permanente Expands ‘Building for Impact’ in Atlanta, Connecting Minority Contractors to Growing Healthcare ProjectsAmerica at 250: The Distance Between Promise and PracticeDream Fall to Valkyries Despite Strong Individual PerformancesA Celebration of Hope Inspires Birmingham’s Community Conversation on Lung CancerAre African American Millennials and Gen Zers Too Busy Partying While Democracy Burns?Dream Rally Falls Short as Valkyries End Atlanta’s Four-Game Winning StreakThe Unfinished Journey: Why We Commemorate Juneteenth—NOT THE FOURTH OF JULYThe New Digital Power: How AI Is Changing Trust, Control, and ChoiceWarnock’s Private Equity Housing Ban Clears Congress, Offering Working Families Long-Awaited ReliefDream Shatter Franchise Scoring Record, Reese Makes History in 113–96 Win Over FeverHope Comes Home: Obama Presidential Center Opens on Chicago’s South SideHow a Town of 5,000 Stopped a 10,000-Bed Detention CenterReese Records 10th Double-Double as Dream Win in IndianaGeorgia Voters Shake Up Political Landscape, Setting Stage for High-Stakes November ElectionsAI and Common Sense: Why Everyday People Must Stay AwakePart III – “From Awareness to Action”: Communities Confront Lung Cancer TogetherGeorgia Governor Brian “Strange Fruit Planting” Kemp Helps Revive and Lead the ConfederacyLiberty Pull Away from Dream, 104-90, in Key Commissioner’s Cup MatchMARTA Partners With Big Boi to Launch “Let MARTA Drive” Campaign Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026Atlanta Dream Grind Out 82–75 Road Win Behind Historic Night From Rhyne Howard and Angel ReeseWho and Where Will You Be When History Calls?AI and Human Judgment: What People Must Protect as Machines AdvanceSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryPart II – “Your Lungs Are Talking”: How the Respiratory System Works – and What It Tells UsWarnock Challenges Americans to Imagine What $70 Billion Could Buy Beyond Immigration EnforcementWhat AI Means for Regular People: Power, Risk, and Daily LifePart I – “Anyone With Lungs”: Understanding the Hidden Realities of Lung CancerGlobal Grub Alley to Turn Walton Street Into a World Cup Food HavenBlack Women Nannies and White Babies: Loving, Nurturing, and Caring for the Children Who May One Day Grow Up to Hate You Simply Because of the Color of Your SkinObama Foundation Names New Presidential Center Spaces Honoring Civic and Social Change LeadersAtlanta Hypertension Initiative Launches Coordinated Push to Reduce Heart Attacks and Strokes Across Metro RegionDeKalb Leaders Highlight Public Safety Gains, Housing Initiatives, and Infrastructure Investments During Quarterly Town HallSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryIt’s Time for Cooperstown to Catch UpCongressional Black Caucus Presses U.S. Companies To Oppose Republican Redistricting PushBeyond the Hype: What AI Is Really Changing in Everyday LifeARTIST PROFILE:  M. V. DespenzaChit Chat Atlanta Tours Launches Southside Remix Restaurant Experience Highlighting Black-Owned Culinary CultureKeisha Lance Bottoms Wins Georgia Democratic Primary Outright, Avoiding Runoff in Major Show of StrengthMayor Andre Dickens Unveils Sweeping Neighborhood Reinvestment Act Focused on Anti-Displacement and EquityMARTA Opens New Pedestrian Bridge at Indian Creek Station, Marking Major Milestone in Systemwide Rehabilitation EffortObama Foundation Announces Free South Side Watch Party for Presidential Center Grand OpeningThe Quiet Expansion of AI: How It Is Entering Everyday DecisionsInside the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo — Part 7Obama Foundation Names Garden Pavilion for Nancy Pelosi at Presidential CenterAtlanta Expands Summer Youth Employment Program as Mayor Dickens Celebrates Nearly 20,000 Youth Connected to JobsAI in Plain Language: Why This Technology Affects EveryoneSHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League HistoryCharlotte Mayor Vi Lyles Announces Surprise Resignation, Closing a Historic Chapter in Queen City LeadershipARTIST PROFILE: Jay FreemanPraise Dance Brought Them Together. Motherhood Kept Them Engaged. Faith Keeps Them Grounded.Crime Down, Investment Up: DeKalb CEO Highlights Transformation StrategyObama Presidential Center Museum Tickets Go on Sale May 6 as Opening ApproachesThe AI Shift: What Everyday People Need to Understand Right NowLouisiana Republicans Eliminate Elected Position Days Before Democrat was to Assume OfficeInsurance Reform Takes Center Stage as DeAndre Mathis Pushes Consumer-Focused Agenda in Georgia RaceGeorgia Honors Life and Legacy of David Scott at State Capitol CeremonyMARTA, Regional Transit Riders Face May 2 Deadline to Switch to New Better Breeze SystemInside the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo — Part 6Dickens Administration Expands Blight Tax to Revitalize NeighborhoodsWhen Progress Skips Its Own Footsteps
Sat. Sep 12th, 2026
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Howard University President Ben Vinson III will step down on August 31 after less than two years. Former President Wayne Frederick returns as interim leader during the transition.

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MARTA Safety Briefing Highlights Technology, But My Experience Exposed Gaps in Rider Assistance
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North Metro Miracle League Gears Up for 21st Annual “No Limits” Golf Classic
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MARTA Appoints Jonathan Hunt Interim GM/CEO as Transit Prepares for World Cup
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MARTA appoints Jonathan Hunt as interim GM/CEO, backed by a high-profile advisory group, to address service issues and advance transit projects before the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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‘We Will Be Married Forever’ – Michelle Obama Admits 10 ‘Bad Years’ with Barack but Says Quitting Was Never an Option
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Michelle Obama shut down divorce rumors, revealing that even a decade of marital struggle didn’t shake their bond: “We’ll be married forever—bad years and all.”

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Atlanta Leaders to Tackle Infrastructure and Funding at 2025 INTERSECTION Conference
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From Student to Leader: Elise Durham NABJ’s New Executive Director
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Elise Durham named NABJ Executive Director, bringing 30+ years of leadership in journalism, communications, and public service to guide the organization into its next era.

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‘Gray Divorce’ Is On The Rise, And Relationship Experts Think This Is Why
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Bridge to the Future: Ted Turner Bridge Reopens After 7-Year Closure, Reconnecting Downtown Atlanta
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After seven years closed, the Ted Turner Bridge reopens with major upgrades—reconnecting South Downtown Atlanta and easing congestion ahead of major global events.

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Warnock, Ossoff Bring $500M Military Construction Funding Package to Georgia
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Senator Raphael Warnock secures over $500M in bipartisan military funding, Georgia’s largest investment since 2010, boosting bases, families, and veterans’ support services.

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MARTA Suspends Streetcar Service for Utility Repairs and Upgrades
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MARTA suspends Atlanta Streetcar service starting Sept. 8 for Georgia Power repairs and upgrades. Shuttle vans will run during the three-to-four-month closure.

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