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Northside Hospital fined more than $1M over unclear health care prices
The fine surrounds a rule that requires hospitals to post the prices of services on their websites.
Investigation: Most metro school districts not asking if teachers are vaccinated against COVID-19
Channel 2 investigative reporter Justin Gray reached out to school districts across the metro asking how many of their teachers and staff are vaccinated.
Georgia to begin removing tens of thousands of people from state voter rolls as required by law
It is required by a Georgia law that dates back to the 1990s. But it is controversial, and critics call it a purge of voters.
Investigation: Marjorie Taylor Greene filed homestead exemptions on 2 homes, violating state law
A homestead exemption is a big tax break any Georgia homeowner is entitled to for their primary residence. It is against the law to file for more than one.
Hackers targeting cash sharing apps Zelle, CashApp and Venmo. Here’s what you can do to stay safe
Families work for years to build a solid financial foundation only for scammers to empty it in seconds.
New federal funds on the way to help restaurants struggling because of COVID-19
The Restaurant Revitalization Fund will provide $26.8 billion in grant funding and the application portal for the program is opening soon.
Mobile voting units now parked because of Georgia’s new election law
Fulton County purchased mobile voting units for $750,000 in the fall of 2020.
Delta CEO blasts Georgia voting law, calling it “unacceptable”; Gov. Kemp responds
It is the strongest statement that the Atlanta-based company has released regarding its opposition to the election overhaul.
By WSBTV.com News Staff and Justin Gray, WSB-TV
Raffensperger backs new voter law despite it stripping his office of some of its power
It strips the chairmanship from the secretary of state and instead lawmakers will choose the chair.
GA lawmakers call for investigation into state Department of Labor over unemployment delays
Georgia’s two U.S. senators want to know why so many are having trouble getting unemployment benefits.
Tenants say they received eviction papers after learning landlords didn’t actually own their homes
It wasn’t until a sheriff’s deputy knocked on the door with an eviction notice that Megan Llewallyn had any idea there was a problem.
Governor’s Teacher Pipeline Plan restores state funding for schools because of pandemic impact
Kemp’s education plan includes $1,000 bonuses for teachers. But it comes as many teachers are focused most on health and safety in their classrooms.
Secretary of State’s Office: No major problems at polls despite Trump claims
Just like we did on Election Day in November, Channel 2 Action News has spent the day with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and his office.
Every Atlanta police officer to receive $500 bonus from foundation
The Atlanta Police Foundation is paying a $500 bonus to every Atlanta police officer Thursday.
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