Leon Stafford

Ebony Blanding’s “A Mess of Memories” is among the films screening at the annual fest, which focuses on filmmaking and the arts made by or celebrating people of color. :: What do you do when holding onto items around the house turns into hoarding, and your estranged family struggles with…

Georgia could soon take on an inspection role in ensuring grass-fed beef lives up to its labeling under a new proposal a key state legislator says he may pursue next year.

Stockbridge leaders are hoping to save a piece of television history before it’s lost to demolition.

Mitzi Bickers, the former city of Atlanta official and get-out-the vote guru credited with helping former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed win his first term

A visit by former U.S. Sen. George LeMieux, an Emory College alum, highlighted the broader goals of a new political science course teaching students to engage respectfully across ideological divides. Photos by Kizzy Williams.

Meet diversely talented Atlanta married creatives Okorie ‘OkCello’ Johnson and Chaunesti Webb-Johnson, for whom it was love, creativity and multi-hyphenates at first sight.

Success Brand Counseling is working to create awareness around mental health at this weekend's Black Pride events.

Every October, businesses across the nation roll out a variety of pumpkin-themed promotions such as Dunkin’s Pumpkin Spice Grahams, Chick-fil-A’s Iced Pumpkin Pie Lattes, and Cicis Pizza’s Pumpkin Spice Cinnamon Rolls.

During a speech at Emory, Nobel laureate economist Peter Howitt (left) urged audiences not to panic about artificial intelligence, framing AI through historical “creative destruction” that disrupts jobs yet ultimately drives growth. He is shown shaking hands with Hashem Dezhbakhsh, Goodrich C. White Professor and chair of economics.

It’s been eight years since Beth Georges, a former news anchor and California State University at Fullerton professor, did a career about-face to become a franchisee. Some in her social circle still don’t understand her decision.