Tim Darnell is an Investigative Digital Content Producer at Atlanta News First. With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and competitive sports. Tim's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and WGCL-TV, among others.
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Tim Darnell's coverage focuses on local government and politics in Georgia, particularly Atlanta. He also covers crime-related news, including legal proceedings and evolving stories related to high-profile trials.
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Experts say fakes are harder to spot by eye—details like crests and lettering can give them away.
By: Tim Darnell
Atlanta soccer fans are urging Mayor Dickens to seek discounted World Cup tickets for low-income residents.
By: Tim Darnell
Officials say reporting scams can help stop repeat targeting as Atlanta prepares for global crowds.
By: Tim Darnell
The indictment alleges the pair used fire and explosives to damage Brasfield & Gorrie property and intimidate employees in 2022.
By: Tim Darnell
A federal grand jury indicted two out-of-state defendants accused of using fire and explosives to damage property tied to a contractor for the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center.
By: Tim Darnell
A federal judge has declined to temporarily block a key part of Georgia’s election law that restricts giving food and water to voters waiting in line near polling places.
Either Jones or billionaire health care executive Rick Jackson will face Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms this fall.
By: Tim Darnell
A federal judge has declined to temporarily block a key part of Georgia’s election law that restricts giving food and water to voters waiting in line near polling places.
By: Tim Darnell
From the NASL’s Atlanta Chiefs to today’s Atlanta United, the city’s soccer timeline includes multiple leagues and venues, and plenty of reinvention.
By: Tim Darnell
Paige Reese Whitaker lost her Fulton Superior Court seat to a Fani Willis assistant DA.
