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10 free or low-cost mental health services in Metro Atlanta, many offering counseling in multiple languages 

Finding mental health support isn’t always easy – especially for residents in Metro Atlanta who may face barriers like cost, language, and cultural sensitivity. In Georgia, which is ranked the […]

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Un residente de Gainesville detenido por un parabrisas roto ahora está bajo custodia de ICE—y, según su familia, en riesgo

A más de dos meses del arresto de Antonio, su familia sigue luchando por obtener claridad sobre lo que le ocurre tras puertas cerradas.

A Gainesville resident pulled over for a cracked windshield is now in ICE detention—and, his family says, at risk

More than two months since Antonio’s arrest, his family is struggling to get clarity on what’s happening to him behind closed doors.

“Everything was burning…We didn’t have a chance even to take out our clothes”

In the aftermath of the fire that ravaged a Clarkston apartment complex, refugee families navigate next steps.

First and second generation immigrant candidates launch bids amid Georgia’s changing political landscape

In recent years, Georgia's changing demographics have meant a lot of new faces in public service. Announcements this week by Tanjina Islam and Rohit Malhotra suggest that trend may continue.

Rodney Taylor speaks to 285 South from inside Stewart Detention Center, as he awaits final verdict on his case: “It’s a hard place to be”

The Gwinnett County resident and double amputee who’s been in immigration detention since January is awaiting a decision on his case.

Detention of reporter Mario Guevara hits Atlanta’s Hispanic community: “Nobody does what he does”

After two months in immigration detention, his newsroom feels “empty” and many of his followers say they feel less secure

Where to find low-cost health care in the Atlanta metro

The need for affordable healthcare is expected to increase when the 'Big, Beautiful, Bill' goes into effect. Here's a guide to clinics and facilities that offer affordable services regardless of patients’ immigration status.

“One of the lucky ones”: Amid a child amputee crisis, a 12-year-old Gazan boy arrives in Atlanta for medical care

Yassin, who lost both his legs in an explosion in 2024, is among 11 injured children in Gaza who were evacuated for treatment in the U.S.

An Augusta man decided to “self-deport.” The government arrested him anyway.

The Department of Homeland Security says that when undocumented people declare their intention to leave the country, via the CBP Home app, they’ll be “deprioritized” for immigration enforcement. That’s not what happened to David.