Andy Pierrotti
KVUE News
Atlanta, GA, United States
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Democrats credit Stacey Abrams for Georgia's potential flip from red to blue
Democrats across the country are crediting former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams for laying the ground work to help potentially flip Georgia from red to blue. → Read More
'I can't breathe': Georgia man dies in custody after hours of begging for help
Video shows what lead up to another Cobb County Jail death. Kevil Wingo collapsed multiple times as staff and other inmates say he begged for his life for hours. → Read More
Family pushes for change after nursing aides' Snapchat video mocks dying mother
"I don't know how someone can do what they did, and then minutes later…hug me. I don't know how people can be that cruel. That's cruel." → Read More
Home where woman was 'eaten alive' collects millions from taxpayers, has history of violations
We're learning more about the nursing home where a resident was essentially 'eaten alive' with a preventable infestation. → Read More
'Eaten Alive' | Woman known for beauty suffers horrific death at nursing home
We debated about showing you the images but Ms. Zeni's family is adamant that they be shown. → Read More
Hidden camera tells true story of how veteran died after calling for help, gasping for air
The video shows the decorated World War II veteran calling for help six times before he goes unconscious while gasping for air. → Read More
Baby's skull is fractured at daycare and no one knows what happened
A metro-Atlanta daycare is shutting down after the 11Alive Investigators question its owner about claims of neglect. → Read More
Woman's skin 'melts off' after medication error
An 11Alive investigation shows medication errors have risen 462% since 2010. → Read More
Flamethrowers easy to buy, sell in Texas
It can shoot fire 50 feet into the air and it’s completely legal to buy online → Read More
Homeowners concerned over unlicensed Texas builders
Homeowners upset with the state’s inability to hold the homebuilders accountable. → Read More
Limited help for Texans with defective homes
Consumer watchdog groups believe the deck is stacked against Texas homeowners who buy defective homes. → Read More
BuyER Beware: Freestanding Emergency Rooms
Many consider freestanding emergency rooms the latest success in medicine, but it’s not all good news. → Read More
Luxury apartment renters upset with leaks, fees
Meritage Apartments may have a beautiful view, but the KVUE Defenders found tenants complaining about water leaks, mold and unresponsive management. → Read More
University-recommended housing riddled with complaints
Rentals, often recommended by local universities, can turn into apartments from hell for many students, a KVUE Defenders investigation uncovered. → Read More
The dilemma with student debt
New research shows rising college loan debt is impacting the economy in alarming ways. → Read More
Student athlete injuries often go unreported to agency
The KVUE Defenders found few middle and high schools are required to file weekly injury reports to the University Interscholastic League. → Read More
More Texas cities want your cash when you crash
The KVUE Defenders uncover a fee used by central Texas cities to collect money from out-of-town drivers. → Read More
Going Dark: How iPhone encryption hurts law enforcement
A KVUE Defenders investigation uncovered an increasing challenge facing law enforcement in central Texas and across the nation trying to recover evidence locked inside cell phones. → Read More
Rising mental health profession unchecked by Texas regulators
A KVUE Defenders investigation uncovered a fast growing mental health profession in Texas, which cares for vulnerable children, goes unchecked by state regulators. → Read More
Millions of dollars stuck in Texas 'child support purgatory'
A KVUE Defenders investigation uncovered millions of dollars in child support often gets put on hold for months at the Texas Attorney General's → Read More