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11Alive reporter, mother and wife. I've lived in 10 states and now call Atlanta home. Always looking for suggestions on good hiking trails and story ideas.
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After the ER, nowhere to go: Children's hospital models a mental health care network to meet kids needs

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By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified
| WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA — It's easy to count what happens. It's much harder to count what doesn't happen at all. That gap — the invisible tally of care never received, appointments never made, children left to navigate a broken system — is at the heart of a study from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University. It puts hard numbers on a crisis Georgia has long struggled to quantify. This story continues below.
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New plan could finally put Atlanta’s blight tax into action

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By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified
| WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA — After two years of delays, Atlanta leaders say the city is finally on track to roll out a long-promised blight tax aimed at forcing neglected properties back into productive use. On Tuesday, the city's Community Development and Human Services committee advanced legislation to fill key gaps that have prevented enforcement of the program. The move comes after an audit revealed the tax, approved in 2024, had yet to be applied to a single property.
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Grassroots fight over HOA reforms sits on Governor’s desk as critics push for veto

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By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified, Adrian Guerra
| Yahoo Verified
Advocates pushing for sweeping changes to how homeowners' associations operate in Georgia are now in a holding pattern—waiting to see whether Gov. Brian Kemp will sign or veto a bill that passed with overwhelming support at the Capitol. The legislation, Senate Bill 406, titled the Georgia Property Owners' Bill of Rights Act, would create new statewide standards for HOAs, including oversight, transparency requirements, and a formal process for homeowners to challenge disputes.
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