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Care Can't Wait bus tour stops in Atlanta
The Care Can't Wait bus tour stopped in Atlanta on Saturday. It's a week long nationwide tour that will highlight the importance of affordable, accessible care across the country through powerful storytelling, community engagement, and policy advocacy.
Women In Media Global Podcast: Wealth, Real Estate Featuring Tiffany Harris, Brandi Hawkins
On this episode of The WIM Speaks Show, Tiffany Harris and Brandi Hawkins (Co-Founders of Harris Hawkins & Co.), joins host Danielle P. Jeter (Founder, Women In Media GLOBAL) to share their secrets to success in real estate and how they empower women, especially Black women, to run large businesses without having to deal with specific challenges.
Woman Hospitalized After Shooting in Atlanta, Police Investigate Dispute at Peyton Rd Address
Violence erupted yesterday evening at a residential address in the city, resulting in one woman being taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound. According to a press release by the Atlanta Police Department, officers were called to the scene at 26 Peyton Rd just before 8 p.m. yesterday. They found an adult female suffering from a gunshot injury. The victim was then swiftly attended to by Grady EMS and transported for medical treatment.
South Fulton Approves Citizen Oversight Panel for Police Use of Force Reviews
In a move towards greater transparency and community involvement, the City of South Fulton Council approved the formation of a citizen oversight panel tasked with the review of police use of force incidents. According to FOX 5 Atlanta's report, this panel will consist of an eight-person team of residents who will gain the ability to review incident tapes, partake in deliberations and pose questions about police use of force. South Fulton Council Member Helen Willis, champion of the initiative, believes this step will solidify trust between the community and law enforcement.
Steelers vs Falcons: Pittsburgh 3-point underdog to Atlanta to open season
After what has been a long and tumultuous offseason, it’s finally game week for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pittsburgh kicks off the regular season on the road against the Atlanta Falcons in a showdown between new Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and the team he used to coach. The Steelers...
Man Hospitalized After Shooting Near Spelman College in Atlanta, No Suspect Description Released
A man was transported to the hospital following a shooting incident on Thursday night in the vicinity of Spelman College. The shooting occurred near the historical campus of the esteemed women's college, a pivotal institution nestled in the Atlanta University Center consortium, underscoring a stark juxtaposition between education and violence, as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta.
Theegala takes 2-shot penalty only he could see at East Lake
ATLANTA (AP) — Sahith Theegala left the Tour Championship on Saturday with a clear conscience after calling a two-shot penalty on himself for an infraction only he could see, an honorable move considering all the money at stake in the FedEx Cup finale. That’s what made the decision so remarkable. Theegala is not the first golfer to call a penalty on himself that would have gone unnoticed. But the video replay of his shot from a bunker on the third hole at East Lake didn’t make it clear he had done anything. “Pretty sure I breached the rules, so I’m paying the price for it, and I feel good about it,” Theegala said after a 5-under 66, which includes the two-shot penalty. “I’m not 100% sure. But I’d say I’m 98, 99% sure that some sand was moved. “I’ve just played so much golf. You spend so much time of your life staring down at the lie you have, the ball you have, and it just did not feel like a normal fairway bunker shot. It felt like some of the sand moved.”
The Hall House debut album release and free concert set for Thursday at Southern Roots
Glenn Hall was a young husband when fame first came calling. A prolific songwriter, singer and musician, Hall had dreams back in the ’90s of a record deal and hearing his songs played somewhere other than his home studio. A recording contract was offered along with an artist development deal. His full-time music career was within reach, but then Hall said, “No.”
Stone Mountain Resident Fights ALS with Determination, Participates in Hopeful HEALEY Clinical Trial at Augusta University
Bert Hamilton, a resident of Stone Mountain, is taking a stand against the grim prognosis of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) by participating in the HEALEY ALS clinical trial, amidst falling victim to the disease's debilitative symptoms, his hands are clawed and muscle control becomes increasingly elusive, he finds everyday activities like buttoning shirts a challenge he is determined to overcome. After erroneously suspecting a pinched nerve, an online health search prompted Hamilton to seek medical advice, which confirmed the diagnosis of ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, a somber discovery that left him in solitude to grapple with the reality, as he said, "I went to the elevator and cried by myself," according to an interview with FOX 5 Atlanta.
'It's time to get answers' | APD reopens decades-long cold case of missing Atlanta mom, renewing hope for family
ATLANTA — The Atlanta Police Department has reopened the case of a woman missing for 21 years -- giving her family a sense of renewed hope. On Saturday, the family of Dymashal Cullins took to the streets, handing out flyers to help investigators figure out what happened to her.
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