Adam Murphy
WALB News 10
Atlanta, GA, United States
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Fentanyl vaccine could prevent opioid drug overdoses
A new vaccine in the works could help fight metro Atlanta’s opioid crisis. From 2019 to 2021, fentanyl-involved overdose deaths in Georgia increased by 232%. → Read More
Funeral services held for UGA staffer Chandler LeCroy in her hometown
Services will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 18 at 3 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of Toccoa. → Read More
Tips for keeping your home warm in winter
Keeping your home warm is a primary concern as winter kicks into full gear and temperatures drop. → Read More
Controversial high school football call in Georgia ignites instant replay debate
With less than a minute left in the AAA championship game, Cedar Grove High School led Sandy Creek High School, 17-14. It looked like the Saints stopped the Patriots from scoring on third-and-goal. However, one of the officials signaled for a touchdown. → Read More
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has solid lead over Democrat Stacey Abrams in new poll
Georgia's nationally watched midterm elections are set for Nov. 8. → Read More
Newlyweds upset after violinist is wedding no-show
It’s a day Chelsea Downer will always cherish, but her wedding day did not go off without a hitch. She hired a well known violinist who she said was a no-show. → Read More
Atlanta realtor warns of million dollar home scam
There’s a buzz louder than any bee could make in one of Atlanta’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Realtor Carina Levene discovered a stunning offer for a home in Ansley Park for $22,000. A million-dollar home marked down by more than $900,000. The only problem, the owner is not selling the home. → Read More
Rats and roaches found inside South DeKalb mall restaurants
Multiple restaurants at the South DeKalb Mall did poorly on recent routine inspections. The scores range from 26 to a 70 and none of them have received an "A" on a reinspection. → Read More
College Football National Championship Game returning to Atlanta in 2025
Atlanta becomes the first city to host a second national football championship game since the playoff format began. → Read More
Gov. Kemp proposes inflation relief for Georgians
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced two new proposals aimed at fighting inflation for homeowners in the state. → Read More
Gov. Kemp proposes inflation relief for Georgians
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp announced two new proposals aimed at fighting inflation for homeowners in the state. → Read More
Air conditioning issues reported at dozens of Clayton County Schools
The new school year is up and running, but some of the air conditioning units are not.CBS46 obtained an 80-page report detailing hundreds of open HVAC issues in Clayton County Schools. → Read More
Atlanta’s Music Midtown 2022 canceled, gun law may be to blame
Music Midtown 2022 has been canceled "due to circumstances beyond control." → Read More
Atlanta’s Music Midtown 2022 canceled, gun law may be to blame
Music Midtown 2022 has been canceled "due to circumstances beyond control." → Read More
Gov. Kemp issues $125 teacher supplement to offset classroom costs
To offset rising costs, Governor Brian Kemp announced a $125 supplement for every public school teacher on Friday. → Read More
Restaurant Report Card: Checkers in Atlanta fails with 49; 5Church in Buckhead scores 100
On Cleveland Avenue in Atlanta, management at a fast-food restaurant is still cleaning up after failing a health inspection in the 40s. → Read More
Atlanta Open set to kick off at Atlantic Station
Atlanta Open week has arrived and it’s sure to be a winner. → Read More
Teachers save on school supplies with “clear the list” campaign online
The first day of school is less than two weeks away for some and already teachers are making final preparations for their classrooms. → Read More
Fayetteville restaurant uses robot during labor shortage
At a time when good workers are hard to find in the restaurant business, there is a recipe for success. Jeremy Caro is General Manager of Dua Vietnamese in Fayetteville and has come up with a unique way to deal with the labor shortage. → Read More
Atlanta leaders celebrate Juneteenth with effort to improve Black homeownership
On the campus of Atlanta Metropolitan State College, community leaders celebrated the Juneteenth holiday in unique fashion. → Read More