Doug Richards is a reporter at WXIA-TV 11Alive, specializing in politics and state government. With a commitment to holding the powerful accountable, he covers a range of topics including elections, public policy, and water management, while also touching on broader themes like climate change and technology policy. Doug's work has been featured in various outlets, including WMAZ-TV, First Coast News, and WWL-TV Channel 4.
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Doug Richards focuses on local news, particularly in the state of Georgia and Atlanta. His coverage heavily revolves around government, politics, public policy, and legislation. He frequently features interviews and data-driven reporting.
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Discolored water is being blamed on a development.
DeKalb's Bentley Hudgins would be a first to do so.
Husband's podcast attacks Muslims, gender ID.
Origin of mysterious black substance eludes investigators.
By: Doug Richards
Centegix sells systems across the United States; Daniel Dooley's brother, Derek, is Kemp's pick for U.S. Senate.
Atlanta moves closer to building a new hospital on its South Side, addressing healthcare access issues following recent closures.
Bill would let the GOP control posts on the commission eyeing a replacement for the Dominion voting system.
New college grads join job seekers, according to the state labor department.
Arizona Senator and former Congresswoman stump for Josh McLaurin, Dem candidate for Lt. Governor.
By: Doug Richards
Jackson says commercial health insurance is better for patients.
