It's the centennial year of the Pulitzer Prize. We'll spend some time with past winners who have a connection to Georgia all year long in a new series...

When non-citizens in the U.S. are convicted of a crime, they often go through two justice systems. One is criminal court that all of us know about. The...

Nationally, about 60% of immigrants forced to go to immigration court win their cases and avoid deportation. In Lumpkin, Ga., thousands of immigrants go...

We’re joined by our Friday panel in The Breakroom to discuss and debate the week’s news. We talk about the University of Georgia paying Ludacris a huge...

Judge Horace Ward of Georgia died on Saturday, April 23 at the age of 88. Ward graduated with honors from Morehouse College and then got a master's...

Last year, the Department of Justice came down hard on the Georgia school system after they learned about the segregation and isolation of disabled...

Gov. Nathan Deal signed a bill into law this week that could expedite processing of rape kits in sexual assault cases. Every 107 seconds from now,...

April is Financial Literacy Month. It was designated in 2003. The Great Recession revealed just how little average Americans know about their finances....

Earlier this month, Georgia's first Ideal Church of Scientology opened its doors. The 45,000-square-foot mansion that houses the church is located in...

An Atlanta artist is trying to get beyond the statistics about sexual abuse. All month long, Jessica Caldas has marked an “X” on the ground in chalk...