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Atlanta
Atlanta
WABE Newscast (9 Feb 4pm)
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-09)
Evening newscast from 90.1 WABE, your home for the classics and NPR news.
WABE Newscast (9 February 8am)
Atlanta, Ga
(2010-02-09)
Morning newscast from 90.1 WABE, your home for the classics and NPR News.
Mayor Reed's police chief search committee
Atlanta, Ga
(2010-02-09)
The 13 member search committee will review applicants selected by a search firm before making recommendations to Reed's 18 member transition team.
Georgia Interfaith Power and Light Shows Congregations How to Save Energy while Saving Souls
Kin of Deceased Call for Moratorium on Emory Sleep Clinic Trials
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-08)
Today family and supporters of a man who died last month in an Emory Healthcare clinical trial demanded a moratorium on its sleep studies. They say Emory should get to the bottom of Brandon Harris's January 23rd death, rather than continue with trials at its sleep clinic.
Reed unveils transition team
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-08)
Committees will search for police chief and fire chief candidates. A full 18 member transition committee will then take recommendations to Mayor Reed.
Anne Frank exhibit opens in Sandy Springs
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-08)
With more than 600 photos and display panels, the country's largest Anne Frank exhibit has opened in Sandy Springs.
Jonathan Shapiro talked with the city's mayor about the importance of keeping the Dutch teenager's memory alive.
MARTA: Service cuts imminent if regional tax doesn't come soon
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-08)
Governor Perdue last month said he wants to give Georgians the chance to vote on a regional transportation tax in 2012. Since that statement, transportation officials have applauded the governor, but MARTA officials believe the vote needs to come sooner rather than later. Jonathan Shapiro reports.
Atlanta Anti-Foreclosure Program Slow and Tricky
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-08)
A recent audit by the U.S. Solicitor General says that Atlanta is dragging its feet in spending money to fight foreclosures. The December report says the city has expended only a small fraction of what it was awarded to buy, fix and resell homes. City officials say things got off to a bumpy start, but insist they'll be able to complete the project on time.
Ga Tech Researchers Use Magnets to Treat Cancer
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-08)
Scientists at Georgia Tech are testing a new way to treat cancer. Instead of chemotherapy or radiation, the procedure involves magnets. WABE's Jim Burress reports.
Former State GOP Chairman Looks At the Early Battle for Governor; Warns Party Not to Get Complacent
Troy Davis's Lawyers: We Didn't Tamper with Witnesses
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-05)
Troy Davis's lawyers claim the state has all but accused them of bribing or coercing witnesses to recant testimony that led to his conviction. A federal judge is set to hear evidence that may call Davis's 1991 death sentence into question. Davis was convicted of killing Savannah police officer Mark Allen MacPhail, but since then seven of nine witnesses changed their testimony.
Georgia Gwinnett College lobbies against funding cuts
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-05)
Georgia Gwinnett College has grown by about 1500 students per year since it was created in 2006. That high growth rate is now in danger because of state budget cuts. Jonathan Shapiro has the story.
Governor backs plan to appoint, not elect, agency heads
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-05)
State lawmakers are preparing a measure that would give the Governor authority to appoint the head of insurance, labor, agriculture, and schools. Those four positions are all currently held by elected officials. Jonathan Shapiro reports.
AirTran Expects Growth, Atlanta to See New Service
More MARTA Escalators Offline Than Last Week
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-05)
The majority of MARTA's escalators remained down Friday afternoon, more than a week after MARTA shut them down to due safety concerns. In fact, even more are now out of service than were down last week. WABE's Jim Burress reports.
Boy Scouts of America Atlanta Area Council CEO discusses the future of Scouting
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-05)
The Boy Scouts of America is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. Here, Tracy Techau, Scout Executive CEO for the Atlanta Area Council, talks with WABE "Morning Edition" host, Steve Goss...
(for information, visit: www.atlantabsa.org)
Slavery Apology Debate Could Return to the State Capitol
Transportation bills introduced under the Gold Dome
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-04)
Under the plan, Georgians would vote on a penny sales tax for transportation improvements in their region. Also, teh 4th penny collected from Georgia's gas tax would fund transportation projects picked by the state legislature.
Atlanta homeless shelter foreclosed
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-04)
A MASSIVE HOMELESS SHELTER IN DOWNTOWN ATLANTA IS OFFICIALLY IN FORECLOSURE. THE METRO ATLANTA TASK FORCE FOR THE HOMELESS NOW HAS ONE LAST MONTH TO COME UP WITH MORE THAN 500 THOUSAND DOLLARS TO PAY OFF ITS OVERDUE LOANS.
Clayton educators respond to proposed school cuts
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-04)
Clayton's new superintendent has proposed more than 85 million dollars in cuts over the next two years.
If approved, school would be shortened by a week and 200 jobs would be cut.
Jonathan Shapiro reports.
Mei Lan Leaves Atlanta for China
Area High School Football Players Make It Official
Bloodstream Infection Rates Vary Widely at Metro Atlanta Hospitals
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-03)
A new report shows a wide discrepancy in how Atlanta-area hospitals report serious, often deadly bloodstream infections. But as WABE's Jim Burress reports, the figures are far from comprehensive.
Snellville will appeal court decision against Sunday alcohol sales
Atlanta, GA
(2010-02-03)
Snellville will fight for its right to sell beer and wine on Sundays. The city is appealing a court ruling that says it didn't go through the necessary steps to legalize Sunday alcohol sales. Jonathan Shapiro reports
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