Doug Reardon is a Political Reporter at FOX 17 : WXMI TV. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and litigation, with a particular focus on regional interests in Georgia and broader North American themes. Doug's work has been featured in various outlets such as WTVY News 4, WALB-TV, and Atlanta News First.
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Doug Reardon's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in the United States, particularly within Michigan and Grand Rapids. He regularly reports on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and event coverage related to various political topics such as legislative sessions, voting maps, law enforcement issues, and specific legal cases.
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Carter, an avid outdoorsman, is credited with protecting some of Georgia’s most important rivers, streams
By: Doug Reardon
Carter, an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed boating and fly fishing, also did quite a lot to advance conservation efforts in Georgia and beyond.
By: Doug Reardon
MARIETTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Even hours before the departure of Jimmy Carter's casket for Washington D.C., where his official state funeral will be held on Thursday, admirers of the 39th president pulled over on the side of the road to see him off one final time.
Carter will be brought through his hometown one last time on Thursday to round out a week of celebration of the former president
By: Doug Reardon
After the snowstorm in 2014 — before City of South Fulton even existed - police chief ready for most recent round of winter weather
By: Doug Reardon
Committee can subpoena Willis over her prosecution of president-elect Donald Trump
Kemp said it was too easy to sue businesses in Georgia, while others argue against a cap on civil lawsuits
Published Jan. 15, 2025 at 9:47 PM CET | Updated moments ago
During a news conference on Wednesday, the governor announced initiatives that will go toward addressing health care needs.
By: Doug Reardon
The governor will outline more of what he hopes to accomplish in the new year. He's also expected to discuss state jobs, education and agriculture impacts due to Hurricane Helene.
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