For Women's History Month, we're spotlighting activist Lovette Kargbo Thompson, who talks to 285 South about her work to support Black immigrants in the South
What it is, why you might be eligible, and what to do
Thousands of Georgia residents may be eligible for back pay from employers under federal COVID relief legislation, but lack of information and poor outreach keeps them from getting it.
Ramadan is around the corner, and Just Bakery Atlanta is opening a food truck in Oak Grove, just in time.
Robert Peterson, son of Yong Ae Yue, who was killed in the Atlanta spa shootings, joins community members at event to mark 1-year since the attacks.
Advocates say at least 14 families are in need of housing and financial assistance after a fire ripped through their homes on Saturday night.
Nilson Barahona is back home in Gwinnett, but his life has been forever changed by his experience in detention.
I checked in with the Mohamed family and the IRC-Atlanta’s Justin Howell about the challenges for both Afghan evacuees and resettlement agencies, as more and more families arrive to the Atlanta area.
Vaccination rates in some immigrant communities remain below state and national averages, and community groups are providing multiple incentives to drive them up.
