As the nation begins to recover from the government shutdown, leaders and advocates in Georgia are trying to fill the gaps left by the pause in federal services.

ATLANTA — As Thanksgiving approaches and the uncertainty around the government shutdown and SNAP benefits continue, many ...

Over 1.4 million Georgia residents will lose their SNAP and EBT benefits on Nov. 1 if contingency funds meant to keep the ...

Discover Atlanta’s hidden restaurants where locals dine in cozy corners, savoring bold flavors and heartfelt cooking.

Discover why The Busy Bee Café in Atlanta, Georgia, is the soul food legend locals swear by—from crispy fried chicken to ...

Sunday dinners hold a special place in Southern culture, bringing families together over plates piled high with comfort food ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens launches ATL CARES, an emergency plan halting water shutoffs and evictions due to a potential federal SNAP lapse.

On Atlanta's West Side, a local farmer is filling the gap left by stalled SNAP benefits by providing fresh produce for struggling families.

People who depend on food assistance and nonprofits in metro Atlanta are breathing a sigh of relief after the judges’ rulings.

Discover Atlanta's diverse food scene, from the Food Hall at Phipps to newly opened restaurants like Lo Kee and Big Bad ...

Perry donated nearly $1.5 million to organizations that provide food resources and support families most affected.