Addiction to social media among teens has become an increasingly discussed topic since its rise in the 2010s, to the point that many state attorneys
On the fourth Saturday in September, East Atlanta residents celebrate their neighborhood with the East Atlanta Strut, a festival featuring parades, food, live music, and
Never judge a book by its cover — Dolly Parton was a true testament to this idiom. She went by many nicknames: “The Queen of
On the streets of downtown Atlanta, superheroes, magicians, video game characters, and anime protagonists walk alongside people dressed in everyday clothes. Some stop for photos.
We knew the story. We knew the songs. But seeing Hamilton performed live at the Fox Theater gave us a unique experience. As the lights
A quarter century ago, an unprecedented attack — that is still considered to be the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil — occurred on Sept.11,
In the year since Charlie Kirk’s death, the political podcaster’s murder has been overshadowed by an onslaught of internet memes. Growing access to artificial intelligence,
Multiple question marks loom over Georgia collegiate football, from Gunner Stockton’s potential as a championship-level QB at UGA to how roster shakeups at Georgia Tech
In July, before the new school year began, President Donald Trump visited a Cobb County high school in Georgia to introduce a new financial plan,
Today, even on his 68th posthumous birthday, Michael Jackson is one of those pop culture figures who need no introduction. But the ‘Michael’ biopic presented
I pledge to Black girl liberation. I ask who I am when the world keeps trying to define me first — by my name, by
Teen journalists need champions who understand both media and mentorship. Meet the three leaders joining VOX ATL’s Board to make sure they have both. Haile
