There are 37 states in America where cannabis is legal either medically, for adult use, or both. In Georgia, 71% of residents support making cannabis
*Open Letter* “Now I plead with you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you all speak the same thing, and that
AM Wake Up Call Morning Show hosts discussing trending topics and the importance of voting.
AM Wake Up Call Morning Show live review of the presidential debate, and interview with Kwanzaa Hall & DJ Mars
Kwanza Hall is an Atlanta native with a desire to make his city more equitable for the minority community. Hall is the son of the
Atlanta rapper-activist Killer Mike has been very vocal about decriminalizing marijuana. Before Oct. 11, Atlanta, like the majority of U.S. cities, could penalize individuals up
Atlanta mayoral candidate Kwanza Hall passed legislation (17-O-1152) he introduced March 20 in Atlanta City Council that will dramatically reduce the penalty for marijuana possession
In his bid to become Atlanta’s 60th mayor, Kwanza Hall raised $309,000 during the quarterly reporting period that ended March 31, 2017. To the surprise of all
Black males selling drugs in their adolescence happens at an alarming rate and escalates into serious consequences. The heavy influence is typically intertwined with poverty,
Last night was an incredibly epic evening not only for the three members of Organized Noize but also for Atlanta and its influence on music over
This weekend, V-103 celebrated its 40th Anniversary by reaching out to R&B crooner Keith Sweat to round up his friends and put on an old school
Teddy Riley and Keshia Knight Pulliam partnered with Shanti Das for the third consecutive year to serve Thanksgiving dinner to over 500 homeless at the Atlanta
Future and Mike Will Made it never cease to amaze. From putting out hit after hit, Future manages to keep his music on the charts,
It only seemed fitting that singer Angie Stone would headline the final chapter of this season’s ATL Live on the Park. The singer has a strong
Last night, Ice Cube, F. Gary Gray, O’Shea Jackson, Jr. and Jason Mitchell hosted a private screening of the Universal Pictures’ film Straight Outta Compton at
Kwanza Hall was among a host of award recipients who were honored for “their achievements and for utilizing their reach and resources to edify those whose
Harlem Arts Alliance Presents: On the ‘A’ w/Souleo If I were born in the civil rights-Black Power generation then perhaps after 26 years of gravity
The 22nd annual “Real Men Cook” was held on Father’s Day and, boy, did hundreds turn out for it! It was a scorcher outside in
