Brittany Kleinpeter is a reporter for 11 Alive News, covering local news in Georgia, specifically in the Atlanta area. With a focus on community stories, Brittany brings attention to issues affecting the residents of Georgia, as well as highlighting inspiring individuals and events in the area.
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Brittany's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Georgia and Atlanta. She frequently covers government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news with themes centered around family & relationships and government & politics.
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By: Akilah Winters, Brittany Kleinpeter
A political expert believes Tim Walz could appeal to those in rural parts of Georgia because of his agricultural and service background.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
A metro Atlanta high schooler had dreams of playing in the NFL. He sacrificed those dreams to save the one he loves the most.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
ROME, Ga. — Heather McPherson took a photo of her son alongside his teammates, praying for a Rome High School football scrimmage on Thursday night. The photo has been making its rounds on social media and was captured just hours before a near tragedy would strike.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
MARTA Police say they are still searching for anyone involved in the shooting that took place at the Arts Center Station in Midtown.
Health experts such as Atlanta cardiologist Dr. Jayne Morgan say people should consider getting their COVID-19 vaccine while they get their flu vaccine.
Residents have strong opinions about the proposed tax hike
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
Debbie and Crystal Kelley are begging for the tombstone that they paid for over a year after their loved one's death.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
Chairman Robb Pitts says he's already identified a historic home that could serve as an ideal mansion.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
A post on Facebook offered a free tow to those with vehicles still on the school property.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter, Genell Reynolds
Several teachers pressed the alert button on Wednesday in the midst of the tragic deadly shooting at Apalachee High School.
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