Doug Richards is a reporter at WXIA-TV 11Alive, specializing in politics and state government. With a passion for holding the powerful accountable, he covers a range of topics including elections, public policy, and federal legislation. Doug has been featured in various outlets such as WLTX-TV, KGW, and WWL-TV Channel 4, among others.
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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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By: Doug Richards
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