Christopher Alston

Just a few days before the 2025 Solar Decathlon semifinals, members of Georgia Tech’s team were informed that the competition would be postponed indefinitely. The program had been put on […]

Georgia officials are preparing to implement a new program that allows qualifying families to use up to $6,500 of public money for private school tuition. However, a discrepancy in interpretation has led to confusion surrounding which schools and families will qualify. Martha Dalton is an education reporter for the Atlanta Journal Constitution, and she joined "All Things Considered" to help explain how this situation developed.

Brandon Winfield, who grew up in Johns Creek, Georgia, had dreams of becoming a professional motocross rider. At 14, a crash left him paralyzed from the chest down. After rehab […]

The Prevention Research Center (PRC) at Georgia State University recently received a grant of up to $5 million from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to address social isolation […]

Six Million and Lonely A new series from WABE! Produced by: Jim Burress and Christopher Alston Social isolation–loneliness–is a national epidemic. In 2023, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued […]

In 2023 alone, nearly 34,000 people in Gwinnett County requested a new card, according to the Social Security Administration.

Georgia’s voters and political leaders are reacting to the apparent assassination attempt on Republican nominee and former U.S. President Donald Trump. Such a shocking event could influence how voters in key states approach the election.

The skatepark at Historic Fourth Ward Park was renamed in May for the beloved late Atlanta skating ambassador Thomas Taylor.

Amplifying Atlanta

Amplifying Atlanta

Atlanta’s WERD, the first radio station owned and programmed by African Americans, is set to make a comeback. After being closed for many years, the National Black Radio Hall of […]