Their combined decades of experience at the media powerhouse primed them for their new community-facing roles.

Judy Woodruff, whose career in journalism took her from local news to a job as a White House correspondent, will be the ...

The Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts has received a transformative $500,000 grant from the Atlanta-based Lettie Pate Evans Foundation to advance the development of the Meta Shaw Coleman ...

Jazz WCLK 91.9 FM is hosting a benefit concert to bridge a $300,000 funding gap caused by the elimination of federal funds to ...

One Atlanta-area zip code is among the top 10 places in the nation to move to, according to a recent report. Zip code 30346 ...

The family of Jim Henson, the late master puppeteer and filmmaker, has given Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts a large gift ...

In observance of Small Business Saturday, the business owners showed off and sold their wares to passersby on the popular ...

Pennrose and Mercy Care recently broke ground on McAuley Station Phase II, the next step in a new mixed-use, mixed-income ...

The Clark Atlanta University–owned station faces a $300,000 annual shortfall after Congress scaled back funding to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Ken Burns is back with his latest opus "The American Revolution," coming out at a fraught time not just for PBS but the political system at large.