Rebecca Lindstrom

ATLANTA — Parents who say they were wrongly accused of child abuse are frustrated that Georgia lawmakers failed to advance a bill they believe could have helped families like theirs get answers faster. The proposal would have required hospitals to provide... See more

'A piece of me died': Grieving dad pushes for balance in ghost gun laws after daughter's death An 11Alive investigation finds even after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld new federal restrictions on ghost gun kits, some models remain accessible online. Despit... See more

SPALDING COUNTY, Ga. — Jails are built to hold people accused of crimes — not to treat serious mental illness. But across Georgia, hundreds of people ruled incompetent to stand trial are sitting in them for months, often more than a year, waiting for a be... See more

ATLANTA — Georgia lawmakers are grappling with a problem that extends far beyond state lines: how to care for people with complex medical and behavioral needs so they are not left in hospitals for months — or sent hundreds of miles away from their familie... See more

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — Georgia’s governor announced plans Tuesday to create a $50 million statewide grant fund aimed at reducing homelessness — and at least one DeKalb County commissioner said she’s eager to learn more. The announcement comes just days afte... See more