Brittany Kleinpeter is a Reporter at 11 Alive News. She covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, public safety, transportation and mobility, as well as issues surrounding crime and juvenile justice. Brittany's work has been featured in numerous outlets including WLTX-TV, WMAZ-TV, and Yahoo News.
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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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Race officials are urging people to slow their pace, stay hydrated and listen to their bodies.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
AVONDALE ESTATES, Ga. — A Fourth of July fireworks celebration in DeKalb County turned chaotic Saturday night after gunshots were fired near the event , sending families running for safety inside Cobb Stadium in Avondale Estates.
Drivers traveling on GA-400 this week should prepare for overnight construction as the Georgia Department of Transportation begins another phase of its long-planned express lanes project.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
By Brittany Kleinpeter, WSBTV.com ATLANTA — While fans experience the music, matches and excitement at Atlanta's FIFA Fan Festival, a
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
Despite the summer heat, crowds filled the FIFA Fan Festival in Atlanta.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
The officer who fired their weapon has been placed on administrative leave.
Atlanta’s upgraded system can pinpoint a caller’s location within feet, translate dozens of languages in real time and allow dispatchers to communicate through text.
By: Brittany Kleinpeter
By Brittany Kleinpeter ATLANTA — As Atlanta continues welcoming soccer fans from around the world, law enforcement agencies are bringing in extra support to help keep crowds safe.
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By Brittany Kleinpeter, WSB-TV FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — The first mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus this year have been detected
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Residents say a meeting with city officials that was expected to happen was delayed until July 23, after the proposal deadline.
