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- Sep 26, 2026
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Airport sewer spill affecting Flint River health, tests show (opens the original)
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CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — Tests after a 33,000-gallon sewage spill from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport found E. coli levels in a tributary of the Flint River so high they were âtoo numerous to count,â according to workers with the Flint Riverkeeper. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] This is at least the fourth spill into the Flint River watershed this year, according to the organization. Channel 2âs Michael Doudna says the airport spills have included
âThere was just zapping things.â Georgia Power equipment failure left woman out $2k (opens the original)
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CUMMING, Ga. — Linda Wohlbach says her home seemed like something out of a horror movie on the night of July 4th. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] âMy house started to experience what I call poltergeist activity. There was just zapping things,â Wohlbach said. âI turned on a light over here, and the light bulb busted, and glass came down to the ground.â She said lights flickered throughout the home, bulbs burst, and appliances began malfunctioning. She later lear
Flock cameras are everywhere. Avoiding them can be next to impossible (opens the original)
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More than 6,000 license plate reading cameras dot the landscape in the greater Atlanta metro area, according to data collected by DeFlock. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] The sheer number can make it nearly impossible for drivers to avoid being captured by at least one camera on their day-to-day drive. âAt some point a city reaches a saturation point. You drive the three miles to work and you pass multiple cameras, and itâs able to track when you go left somewhere,
Georgia officials defend new express lane model amid affordability concerns (opens the original)
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ATLANTA — State leaders are betting private companies can build new express lanes â and pay for them. In exchange, international highway developers will collect tolls for decades on some of Georgiaâs busiest highways Channel 2âs Michael Doudna dug into the deals to understand how the public-private partnerships work and how the new lanes could change the daily commute of thousands of Georgia drivers. The first deal of its kind laid out the plans for an express lane project on Georgia 400,
Homeowner pays out $6.7K after Georgia Power equipment failure damaged her appliances (opens the original)
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CUMMING, Ga. — Lynn Kaden expected an ordinary Saturday night at home. Instead, she says she spent the evening watching lights flicker, alarms sound throughout the house, and appliances fail one after another. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] âAlarms start going off, lights start blinking in all parts of the house,â Kaden said. She later learned the problem was what Georgia Power described as an underground neutral failure serving her home. A neutral line helps bala
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