The Atlanta school board voted unanimously Monday to hire Bryan Johnson as the district’s next superintendent. A Nashville native, Johnson was named Tennessee Superintendent of the Year in 2021, his ...

ATLANTA - Atlanta cellist, composer, and storyteller Okorie Johnson — better known by his stage name, OkCello — is redefining what it means to be a modern musician. Blending genres like funk, Afrobeat ...

At 6-foot-5, Georgia Tech football legend and NFL Hall of Famer Calvin “Megatron” Johnson bends down to be eye-to-eye with some of his new young fans. The Georgia Tech record-holder and retired ...

Edward Johnson, a father of five and grandfather of 14, tragically died when severe storms caused trees to fall on his home in northwest Atlanta. Johnson was a skilled carpenter who helped build the ...

There was no trip to Cabo, no sand to scrunch between Jalen Johnson’s toes. While many within the NBA scattered to beaches and cruised on private boats, Johnson, the third-year Hawks forward thriving ...

Earvin “Magic” Johnson has added another business to his Atlanta portfolio. The business mogul and Pro Basketball Hall of Famer announced he is the new Atlanta Life Insurance Company owner. Alonzo F.

On Saturday evening, the Atlanta Hawks will host the Golden State Warriors at State Farm Arena in Georgia. The Hawks are coming off a 117-95 loss to the Houston Rockets in Texas. Jalen Johnson ...

Atlanta Hawks forward Jalen Johnson will miss 4-to-6 weeks with a wrist injury suffered on Saturday against the Washington Wizards, according to The Athletic's Shams Charania. The injury itself ...

Jalen Johnson's breakout season is over. The Atlanta Hawks forward will have season-ending shoulder surgery, the team confirmed Wednesday. Johnson, 23, suffered the shoulder injury during last ...

It’s never easy to win games when your superstar is out of the lineup. But as Trae Young has continued to remain out for the Atlanta Hawks, other players have been able to step up and produce at a ...

If Friday or Saturday night finds you near a radio, do yourself a favor and turn the dial to 90.1. There you’ll hear the voice of H. Johnson, warm and gravelly, as he queues up tracks and opines on ...