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Rebecca Lindstrom

Rebecca Lindstrom

Verified

Reporter, WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

Marietta

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Community , Art & Culture , Entertainment

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non-business topics

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Total articles 532

  • GA bill could change way child abuse cases reported by doctors are handled

    By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified| WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified Credit: 11Alive News Investigates ATLANTA — Georgia parents suspected of child abuse while seeking medical care for their children may soon legally have the right to a second medical opinion under Senate Bill 259. Introduced Wednesday, SB259 was fast-tracked to a Children and Families committee hearing Friday. The bill was presented a day before 11Alive Senior Investigator Rebecca Lindstrom hosted a viewing of her series Help That Harms at the Georgia Capitol.

    By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified · WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • Atlanta residents locked out of affordable housing by poor credit scores

    By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified| WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified Atlanta has available housing with more on the way. The issue is whether people have the credit scores to use it. ATLANTA — Despite a surge in affordable housing developments across Atlanta, many residents still find themselves locked out – not by high rents, but by poor credit scores. Last year, 11Alive News covered at least six ribbon-cutting ceremonies celebrating new affordable housing projects.

    By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified · WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Jan. 27, 2025

  • GA bill could change way child abuse cases reported by doctors are handled

    By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified| WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified Credit: 11Alive News Investigates ATLANTA — Georgia parents suspected of child abuse while seeking medical care for their children may soon legally have the right to a second medical opinion under Senate Bill 259. Introduced Wednesday, SB259 was fast-tracked to a Children and Families committee hearing Friday. The bill was presented a day before 11Alive Senior Investigator Rebecca Lindstrom hosted a viewing of her series Help That Harms at the Georgia Capitol.

    By Rebecca Lindstrom Verified · WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

    Feb. 28, 2025

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WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)

New York, New York, United States

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