Lori Wilson
WSB-TV
Atlanta, GA, United States
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Downtown Atlanta kitchen shows how to make your favorite Thanksgiving foods with fewer calories
C.H.O.I.C.E.S. Community Teaching Kitchen shows some ways you can make your Thanksgiving favorites healthier. → Read More
A couple of hours of training in CPR and AEDs could help you save lives
If you’ve always wanted to be a hero, but you’re not a doctor, EMT or officer, how about getting trained in CPR? → Read More
Local academy making people’s dreams of becoming pilots come true as airlines see shortages
Recent reports of a nationwide pilot shortage have students believing their flight dreams are within reach. → Read More
Local academy making people’s dreams of becoming pilots come true as airlines see shortages
Recent reports of a nationwide pilot shortage have students believing their flight dreams are within reach. → Read More
10-year-old girl shot in bouncy house takes first steps 5 years after injury
Five years after a little girl was shot while playing in a bounce house in Atlanta, she is taking steps for the first time. → Read More
Metro hospitals starting to see increase in COVID-19 cases, available beds decrease
As of Tuesday, about 85% of inpatient beds are in use in our state, and 82% of ICU beds are currently full. → Read More
Atlanta neighbors push to ban ‘noisy’, ‘pollution-spewing’ gas-powered leaf blowers
Some people in Atlanta want to ban noisy and pollution spewing gas-powered leaf blowers. Many professional landscapers agree, but want more time to make the switch to electric. → Read More
The ‘Rally Nuns’ may be the Astros’ biggest fans in the World Series showdown with the Braves
A group of nuns have become the Houston Astros most recognizable fans during the World Series. → Read More
GA. doctor says evidence suggests COVID-19 can lead to stillbirth in pregnant women
Villegas said pregnant women across the country are losing their babies to COVID-19 because they are hesitant to get the vaccine, but they shouldn’t be. → Read More
Coweta County students head back to school after double blow of pandemic, tornado
“Seeing that happen to a place that you love and to people that you care about... We’re going to fix the building and get those repaired, but people are the heart of everything,” Horton said. → Read More
DeKalb superintendent talks about decision to keep kids masked heading into new year
Dekalb County Schools is one of the largest districts in the state that has decided to require all students and staff to wear masks. → Read More
Sea turtles heading to Georgia’s beaches may be in danger
Georgia’s loggerhead sea turtles are federally protected. One Hundred Miles said dredging for sediment and buildup near the port during nesting season could undo decades of conservation efforts to protect them. → Read More
Despite COVID-19 shutdown, there was a huge rise in deadly wrecks on Georgia roads over last year
According to the National Safety Council, Georgia experienced an 18% rise in deaths last year. → Read More
Q&A: How can I book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment in Georgia? Which shots are available?
Channel 2 Action News reached out to vaccine providers and the Georgia Department of Public Health for answers to your most commonly asked questions. → Read More
When could Georgia see 1-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine?
If granted emergency use authorization status, it will be the third vaccine available in the U.S. -- and the only one that only requires a single shot. → Read More
DPH confirms at least 45 cases of UK variant across Georgia, real number likely higher
Metro health officials say it will take a global village to fight COVID-19 and its various strains. → Read More
Cheer competition to bring 40,000+ people to metro Atlanta this weekend
Cheerleaders and families have been asked to social distance, wash their hands and follow a one-way traffic plan. They will also be asked to wear masks. → Read More
Microsoft buying 90 acres of land around Bellwood Quarry to build new campus, data centers
Quarry Yards is located in a rapidly developing area near the Atlanta Beltline path -- a new 280-acre westside park and the Bankhead MARTA rail station. → Read More
East Point is pilot city in new urban farm initiative
The City of East Point is the first city to launch a locally grown food initiative. → Read More
41-year-old father of 4 dies of COVID-19
Channel 2′s Lori Wilson was in Acworth, where Rigoberto Manzano-Tiendo was a day laborer. → Read More