Collin Kelley is an editor for Georgia Public Broadcasting and Rough Draft Atlanta, focusing on local news in Atlanta and the state of Georgia. With a keen eye for impactful stories, Collin covers a range of topics including crime, community events, local businesses, and cultural happenings.
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Collin Kelley's focus is predominantly local and centers around crime, entertainment news, government & politics in Atlanta. For effective outreach to Collin, consider providing insights or access to sources related to local events, high-profile criminal incidents, evolving political stories or breaking news within the city.
Given his coverage attributes of event coverage and breaking news at 24% and 16% respectively, pitches offering exclusive insights into noteworthy local events or newsworthy developments are likely to be well-received. Additionally, given the emphasis on crime at 31%, relevant expert commentary on crime-related issues could also capture his attention.
It’s important that any pitched topics should directly relate to Atlanta or its surrounding areas in Georgia for maximum relevance.
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By: Collin Kelley
The Atlanta City Council approved an ordinance authorizing a $17.9 million agreement to acquire 11 firefighting vehicles at its Nov. 4 meeting.
By: Collin Kelley, Bernie Marcus
A large parking lot adjacent to The Varsity in Midtown could become home to a student housing tower.
The State Capitol, Georgia State MARTA Station and other buildings have been evacuated due to a large gas leak in Downtown Atlanta.
Tickets are now on sale for Sweetwater Brewing Company's 20th annual Sweetwater 420 Fest, which returns to Pullman Yards in 2025.
By: Collin Kelley
Georgia State University has announced a major Downtown Atlanta campus transformation plan thanks to an $80 million gift.
A rendering of the prop0sed student tower at 680 Spring Street. (Courtesy DRC)
As Atlanta Intown marks its 30th anniversary, we looked back at our first issue in 1994 to see which local businesses are still thriving three decades later. From restaurants to retail to home services, these businesses have stood the test of time.
By: Collin Kelley
A rendering of the revamped MARTA Five Points Station. (Courtesy MARTA)
By: Collin Kelley, Ted Turner
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens on the recently updated Rainbow Crosswalk in Midtown. (Courtesy City of Atlanta)
By: Collin Kelley
Gov. Brian Kemp has asked Congress for nearly $12.2 billion in disaster relief aid for damage caused by Hurricane Helene.
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