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Atlanta's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Atlanta, Georgia | 11alive.com
The Reveal
Lawsuit filed against Cobb County Sheriff to release records on jail deaths
The Reveal
After 11Alive investigation revealed heartbreaking video of man's death, case gets a second look
Among those is the death of Kevil Wingo, who died in custody while begging for medical help. He never got it, and he died alone.
The Reveal
After inmate deaths at Cobb County jail, district attorney requests independent investigation
Cobb County District Attorney Joyette Holmes said in a statement that she has asked the US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia to conduct an indep
The Reveal
Qualified immunity: Police off the hook for no-knock raid on wrong house
A federal judge says the officers who raided the wrong house and arrested an innocent elderly man have immunity. Now, it's up to the court of appeals to decide.
The Reveal
Qualified immunity: Police off the hook for no-knock raid on wrong house
A federal judge says the officers who raided the wrong house and arrested an innocent elderly man have immunity. Now, it's up to the court of appeals to decide.
The Reveal
Qualified immunity: Police off the hook for no-knock raid on wrong house
Deputies had the wrong man, and the wrong house.
The Reveal
Qualified immunity: Police off the hook for no-knock raid on wrong house
They walked past the house listed on the no-knock warrant, and arrested an innocent elderly neighbor. Now a federal judge says the officers have immunity.
Coronavirus
'Dear Lifesaver, You are tired': Daughter's note to mom battling COVID on the front line
Early in the pandemic, the hero signs went up at hospitals. But as COVID has clung to our community, frontline workers say they're feeling the fatigue.
Coronavirus
'Dear Lifesaver, You are tired': Daughter's note to mom battling COVID on the frontline
As the pandemic continues, healthcare workers deal with physical and emotional strain.
The Reveal
Whitewashed: The racial cleansing of Forsyth County
In 1912, Forsyth County forced its Black residents out and stayed nearly all-white for 75 years. Soon, a marker will memorialize the lynching that started it all.
The Reveal
Black cemetery hidden in Forsyth subdivision is example of county's racist history
The rundown cemetery has only a few visible stones that date back to before the racial cleansing of 1912.
The Reveal
The most successful racial cleansing in US history was in Atlanta’s backyard
Shortly after the lynching of a Black man named Rob Edwards in 1912, Black residents were forced out of Forsyth County.
The Reveal
After 11Alive investigation revealed heartbreaking video of man's death, case gets a second look
Among those is the death of Kevil Wingo, who died in custody while begging for medical help. He never got it, and he died alone.
The Reveal
After inmate deaths at Cobb County jail, district attorney requests independent investigation
Cobb County District Attorney Joyette Holmes said in a statement that she has asked the US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia to conduct an indep
The Reveal
Qualified immunity: Police off the hook for no-knock raid on wrong house
A federal judge says the officers who raided the wrong house and arrested an innocent elderly man have immunity. Now, it's up to the court of appeals to decide.
The Reveal
Qualified immunity: Police off the hook for no-knock raid on wrong house
A federal judge says the officers who raided the wrong house and arrested an innocent elderly man have immunity. Now, it's up to the court of appeals to decide.
The Reveal
Qualified immunity: Police off the hook for no-knock raid on wrong house
Deputies had the wrong man, and the wrong house.
The Reveal
Qualified immunity: Police off the hook for no-knock raid on wrong house
They walked past the house listed on the no-knock warrant, and arrested an innocent elderly neighbor. Now a federal judge says the officers have immunity.
Coronavirus
'Dear Lifesaver, You are tired': Daughter's note to mom battling COVID on the front line
Early in the pandemic, the hero signs went up at hospitals. But as COVID has clung to our community, frontline workers say they're feeling the fatigue.
Coronavirus
'Dear Lifesaver, You are tired': Daughter's note to mom battling COVID on the frontline
As the pandemic continues, healthcare workers deal with physical and emotional strain.
The Reveal
Whitewashed: The racial cleansing of Forsyth County
In 1912, Forsyth County forced its Black residents out and stayed nearly all-white for 75 years. Soon, a marker will memorialize the lynching that started it all.
The Reveal
Black cemetery hidden in Forsyth subdivision is example of county's racist history
The rundown cemetery has only a few visible stones that date back to before the racial cleansing of 1912.
The Reveal
The most successful racial cleansing in US history was in Atlanta’s backyard
Shortly after the lynching of a Black man named Rob Edwards in 1912, Black residents were forced out of Forsyth County.
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