Brittany Ford is a Senior Communications Specialist at Atlanta News First. With a background in travel and tourism, sports, and energy policy, she covers a diverse range of topics including court proceedings and legal reform. Brittany has been featured in various outlets such as WTOC-TV, KHOU 11, and Houston Style Magazine.
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Brittany's articles primarily focus on local events and evolving stories in Houston, Texas. Her coverage is centered around themes related to family & relationships, crime, culture & society. Given her emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories pertaining to local government announcements, she appears inclined towards covering topics such as missing persons cases, police technology developments, city regulations as well as legal cases.
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Retirement comes day after Board of Regents raises tuition for the fourth time in 10 years.
The Fulton County Jail has long been plagued with issues and controversy.
By: Sarah Hammond
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Georgia's State Election Board met Wednesday ahead of a looming July 1 deadline that could make the state's current system for counting votes illegal.
By: Brittany Ford
The Orange County Advanced Power Station is one step closer to delivering reliable, affordable and sustainable energy to support Southeast Texas’ growing needs. The plant has successfully completed…
By: Brittany Ford
Calling the Gulf Coast home means being ready for severe weather every day of the year. During Hurricane Preparedness Week, observed May 3-9, Entergy Texas is reinforcing its commitment to year-round…
By: Tracey Amick
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A Cobb County family recently went to the Cobb County Sheriff's Office to reunite with a sergeant they say helped deliver their baby.
The engines will go to stations at Atlantic Station, Lenox, Grove Park, West End and Lakewood.
A blue-green algae bloom was seen in Lake Allatoona earlier this month, the Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority said.
The Gilmer County Sheriff’s Office warned residents not to panic after a large black bull was seen running loose Wednesday.
He said he had a ticket to fly that day.
