Bryan Mims is a Reporter at WSB-TV. With a focus on culture and society, regional interest, and social issues, he adeptly covers a wide range of topics including crime, health, and competitive sports in Georgia and Atlanta. Bryan's work has been featured in WSB Radio, Yahoo News, WSB-TV, and the WJAX Weather App.
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Bryan Mims' coverage focuses on local news, particularly in Georgia and Atlanta. He frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage with themes centered around entertainment news and crime.
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By: Bryan Mims
ATLANTA — A certain famous Morehouse College alum would no doubt approve of the students marching along an Atlanta street, bound for the polls.
By: Bryan Mims
The man saw someone breaking into his wife's Corvette parked in front of the restaurant and confronted them.
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By: Bryan Mims
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Nearly seven weeks after Hurricane Helene ravaged areas of Western North Carolina, the city of Asheville is opening its doors.
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By: Bryan Mims
ASHEVILLE, Ga. — Dozens of people are living in the one remaining emergency shelter in Asheville, North Carolina. Some of them are families with children.
CANTON, N.C — For the small town of Canton, N.C., Hurricane Helene is just the latest storm in recent years to beset the community.
ASHEVILLE, NC — Nearly eight weeks after Hurricane Helene ravaged areas of western North Carolina, drinkable water is once again flowing from the taps in Asheville.
“At least I have a roof, and I do have heat,” George said. “If it gets cold, I have plenty of blankets.”
By: Bryan Mims
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is fighting food insecurity across the city heading into Thanksgiving.
By: Bryan Mims
Governor Brian Kemp has said he plans to make tort reform a priority in the 2025 legislative session.
By: Bryan Mims
LOCUST GROVE, Ga. — Shoppers flocked to Tanger Outlets in Locust Grove an hour before the doors opened at 6 a.m., all hoping to be first in line for Black Friday doorbuster deals.
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