She lives less than two miles from a Kroger. But she'd rather drive over 30 miles for the best produce she can find.

The day many Georgians have joyfully, anxiously or cautiously awaited has arrived: Election Day. Our Canopy Atlanta team will ...

Read more of Canopy Atlanta's election coverage here. Support our community-powered work today. Nothing could’ve prepared us for this election season. We went into the Voting Barriers and Bridges ...

Georgians are showing up to the polls in record numbers, what will that mean for the Vice President and the Black women ...

Arafat Uddullah, a 29-year-old software engineer, pointed to international conflict as a deterrent to voting in next week’s ...

It will be a game of hopscotch to keep up with key times in each of the battleground states, which stretch across four ...

A claim in Georgia’s Whitfield County was highlighted by Greene on Alex Jones’ “InfoWars” show. Jones has a history of ...

Despite maintaining the same population size, East Point has struggled to maintain food access. Currently, Wayfield is the only traditional grocery store that exists within city limits despite ongoing ...

Political advertisers are doling out more than $180 million in Georgia this election cycle. How will it help (or hurt)?

Canopy Atlanta asked over 140 community members in East Point, College Park, and Hapeville about the journalism they needed. A top issue was the area’s decreasing healthcare access. “We’ve got to go ...