Hope Dean is a digital content producer who focuses on local news in the Atlanta area. She has written for various news outlets, including Atlanta News First and WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26. Hope covers a range of topics, from breaking news and crime stories to community events and human interest pieces.
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By: Hope Dean
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By: Hope Dean
Published Sep. 23, 2024 at 4:14 AM CEST | Updated seconds ago ATLANTA, Ga. ( WANF /Gray News) - Eight hundred energy drinks.
By: Hope Dean, Asia Wilson
Two Smyrna police officers are recovering in the hospital after they were shot while responding to a reported burglary early Saturday morning, according to officials.
By: Hope Dean, Dorothy Sedovic
/Gray News) - Two police officers are recovering in the hospital after they were shot while responding to a reported burglary at a gun store, according to officials.
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - As the country creeps closer to next month’s 2024 presidential election, the issue of abortion has a new face: Amber Thurman.
By: Hope Dean
Two polling locations in Fulton County were temporarily evacuated Tuesday morning after receiving false bomb threats on Election Day.
By: Hope Dean, Akim Powell
/Gray News) - Two polling locations in Georgia were temporarily evacuated after they received false bomb threats, according to officials.
Three young men found guilty for their roles in a deadly shooting at a Sweet 16 party in Douglasville are in court learning their fate.
By: Hope Dean, Sarah Hammond
Colin Gray, the father of the teen suspect in September’s deadly Apalachee High School shooting, will be in court again on Thursday.
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