New recording reveals Trump called Georgia investigator leading signature match audit
Frances Watson spoke about her phone call with President Donald Trump, exclusively to Channel 2 investigative reporter Mark Winne.
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Augusta University, churches working together to build vaccine trust in Black community
Augusta University Health System officials says their mass vaccination site is part of a strategy to ensure the area’s Black community is getting a fair share of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Raffensperger, staff feared wrongful prosecution under pressure from Trump to change election results
Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Mark Winne spoke exclusively with Brad Raffensperger about what was going on behind the scenes as a nation watched -- a measure of the kid of pressure top Georgia elections officials felt at one point.
Channel 2’s Mark Winne recalls Hank Aaron interview as one of the most memorable of his career
Winne interview Aaron for a charity event called the Heroes, Saints and Legends, benefitting the Foundation of Wesley Woods.
Random audit of voting machines found no evidence of tampering or hacking, Secretary of State says
We’re working to learn more about the results of the audit, on Channel 2 Action News
Newly-elected district attorneys set to play key roles in Ahmaud Arbery case
Flynn Broady, the new presumptive Cobb County district attorney, said he’s ready to take on the Arbery case, in which the Cobb County District Attorney’s Office has been named special prosecutor.
Body found, arrest made in search for DeKalb County teenager who disappeared in April
Anthony “AJ” Haszelton Jr., 16, vanished from his Decatur home April 16 and hasn’t been heard from since. DeKalb County police said they initially thought Haszelton was a runaway, but evidence suggested something happened to him.
Can Stone Mountain Park survive COVID-19 and Confederate controversy?
Park officials say a confluence of events over the summer has proved to be a challenge.
Police retesting evidence, reinterviewing people in gruesome 2003 double murder
Simon Scates and Gretchen Hardister were killed inside a Roswell home in 2003. To this day, police have made no arrests.
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