Georgia/Florida Metro Breaking News Editor
Amanda Lumpkin is the Georgia/Florida Metro Breaking News Editor. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and climate change, with a particular focus on environmental services and climate policy. Amanda's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Miami Times, INC., MSN, Patch.com, and Yahoo News.
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Atlanta, United States (Local)
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Amanda Lumpkin's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, accidents, and weather-related incidents in Georgia and Florida. She predominantly covers breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
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Given her focus on local events and government announcements within Georgia and Florida, pitches should align with this geographic scope. For example, sharing insights into trends or developments specific to crime rates or accident statistics in these regions would likely resonate well with Amanda's coverage preferences.
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Bystanders reported seeing a lightning strike hit the apartment building prior to the fire, Cherokee County fire officials say.
A man was recently shot to death underneath a bridge in Atlanta, and a murder suspect has been arrested in the case, police say.
A black bear has been sighted, two murder suspects have been arrested and a record-breaking MLB Draft took place in Georgia.
A Georgia rapper was arrested on six counts of murder in connection with a homicide case, according to media reports and jail records.
A sweep of southern storms will bring localized flash flooding and other hazards to Georgia, forecasters have predicted.
By: Amanda Lumpkin
A boy is accused of fatally shooting two teachers and two students, and injuring nine others, when he was age 14 at Apalachee High School.
A man is accused of killing his girlfriend, a mother of two, nearly 27 years ago in Fulton County.
Forecasters told Patch downed trees and power outages are possible in Georgia as storms continue to hammer the South.
Authorities began investigating the man after receiving a tip that he was selling fentanyl and methamphetamine in Woodstock.
The owner of the parlor was also arrested after being accused of illegally employing an unlicensed massage therapist in Brookhaven.
