In "Year of the Rabbit," Abigail Kemp offers another perspective on adoption, one that doesn't revolve around a search for her birth parents.

Tanya Anderson has spent more than two decades with Youth Villages, a nonprofit that provides services to young people and their families across 27 states.

"Nurse Dolly" is a kid-friendly web series teaching healthy habits and everyday wellness, quickly winning over parents and helping youngsters feel confident about checkups.

At Sandy Springs-based Newell Brands, Kris Malkoski oversees a business that includes Sharpie and Paper Mate pens, Elmer’s glue, EXPO dry erase markers and Graco car seats.

Meet four Black Georgia women who lived and sang the blues who you may not know ... yet: Ida Cox, Cora Mae Bryant, Beverly “Guitar” Watkins and Precious Bryant.

Metro Atlanta’s top prosecutors say their shared experiences make them uniquely qualified to deal with the challenges faced by their increasingly diverse communities.

Sandeep Ahuja is expecting her second child and said becoming a mom forced her to change the way she operates as CEO of Cove.

Her career change from corporate lawyer to nonprofit CEO was a “leap of faith.”

Georgia Tech professor Brittney Boykin is headed to the Grammys with compositions inspired by Black poetry featured on two classical vocal albums. She talks to the AJC first.

Leading a 67-year-old company into the 21st century while honoring Alvin Ailey's legacy is no small task, but Alicia Graf Mack is ready for it.