October 28, 2026 / 9:17 PM MDT / CBS Colorado Ridgeline Middle School student Weston Hancock got an up close look at how state government works. He led meetings with state agencies, signed a proclamation, and unveiled public art installations. This was all part of…
Years ago, Spann Cordle asked the late attorney Bobby Lee Cook how he became so successful. Cook’s answer stayed with him: he was willing to travel where other attorneys would not go, take cases others did not want, and do…
Shepard Fairey, the street artist who turned a portrait of Barack Obama into one of the defining images of the 2008 presidential campaign, opened his first solo exhibition in Atlanta on October 24. The show, titled “NEW DAY RISING,” fills ABV Gallery…
“The true Republic: Men, their rights and nothing more; women their rights, and nothing less,” said Susan B. Anthony, a leading American social rights reformer and advocate for women’s suffrage. Decades in the making and not long after American women…
On my first trips to Latin America nearly 20 years ago, I made a point of visiting capital cities and whenever possible, their seat of government and occasionally the residence of their President or Prime Minister. I was often saddened on…
Election Day is now one week away, and officials overseeing the crucial midterm vote are in the last stages of preparation. ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Georgia voters will decide three constitutional amendments on Nov. 3. We are breaking them down…
Election Day is now one week away, and officials overseeing the crucial midterm vote are in the last stages of preparation. ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Georgia voters will decide three constitutional amendments on Nov. 3. We are breaking them down…
Life magazine is coming back to life. The revamped magazine will publish again starting on Nov. 23, 2026 -- 90 years to the day after its inaugural issue. Entrepreneur and model Karlie Koss, along with her husband, billionaire investor Joshua Kushner, is reviving the…
The question at the center of the show is one Bomba-Ire has lived with since he arrived in Atlanta in 1997: “What happens to what we inherit when we move between countries, cities, communities, even the everyday spaces we move through?
As midterm elections draw closer, many American citizens are carefully considering the social and environmental impact of their votes. One of Americans’ biggest environmental concerns is rising global temperatures and whether Earth will remain hospitable for future generations. Historically, climate…
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