Joshua Skinner is a multimedia journalist at ATL News First. He specializes in covering underrepresented stories in metro Atlanta, focusing on themes of culture, society, and sports, while also exploring the dynamics of family and parenting. Joshua's innovative approach to storytelling has earned him multiple accolades, including features in WBNG TV 12, NewsChannel 21, and FOX Carolina News.
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Joshua Skinner's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on sports and community events in Georgia and Atlanta. He seems to be interested in human interest stories, local businesses, and unique cultural aspects of the region.
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Published May 16, 2026 at 3:58 AM CEST | Updated 9 minutes ago
By: Joshua Skinner
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — There's an art to taking a punch, and for the men and women of Georgia's film industry, the hits are more than just physical.
By: Joshua Skinner
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A construction site in Midtown that has sat nearly dormant for almost five years was deemed unsafe after city officials said the building was not following the law.
By: Joshua Skinner
Memorial Day weekend traditionally marks the unofficial start of swim season in Georgia, but a shortage of lifeguards threatens pool access across the state.
By: Joshua Skinner
ATLANTA, Ga. — Memorial Day weekend traditionally marks the unofficial start of swim season in Georgia, but a shortage of lifeguards threatens pool access across the state.
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The Atlanta Jazz Festival concludes Monday night after three days of festivities in Piedmont Park, with attendees, musicians, and organizers dealing with rain throughout most of the event.
By: Joshua Skinner
Thieves looking for an easy score at a West Midtown apartment complex were stopped by a security force on four legs.
Construction crews work to complete projects near Mercedes-Benz Stadium ahead of June 11 start of the World Cup.
By: Joshua Skinner
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — City officials gathered at Cascade Springs Nature Preserve in southwest Atlanta to celebrate the installation of smart restrooms designed to expand public bathroom access.
By: Joshua Skinner
MARIETTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A Marietta pizza restaurant that was nearly forced to close in March after a car ran through its side wall is now serving so much pizza it can't stay open.
