Audrey Washington

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Audrey Washington

A Union City man who rescued a woman from a burning car said he had just seconds before the car exploded. “I kept stepping over the flames,” Michael Craig told Channel 2’s Audrey Washington on Tuesday. “When the car crashed here, I came and ran right here,” Craig explained. Craig said on Monday evening, he heard a crash, ran outside, and saw the unthinkable -- a burning car in his neighbor’s Rosewood Place home in Union City.

2 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Audrey Washington

UNION CITY, Ga. — A Union City man who rescued a woman from a burning car said he had just seconds before the car exploded. “I kept stepping over the flames,” Michael Craig told Channel 2’s Audrey Washington on Tuesday. “When the car crashed here, I came and ran right here,” Craig explained. Craig said on Monday evening, he heard a crash, ran outside, and saw the unthinkable -- a burning car in his neighbor’s Rosewood Place home in Union City.

2 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Audrey Washington

ATLANTA — Days after a judge temporarily blocked the Department of Labor’s pause on the Job Corps program, the president of Morris Brown College is suggesting that students enroll at the college. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]“The situation at Job Corps touched me intimately,” Morris Brown College President Dr. Kevin James told Channel 2’s Audrey Washington. “My first job out of college was teaching at Job Corps.

2 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Audrey Washington

ATLANTA — Protestors demanded that one of their own be released from ICE detainment on Monday. SEIU California president David Huerta is in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in California. Union of Southern Service Workers said ICE agents wrongfully assaulted and detained Huerta. “We are demanding his freedom today also the freedom of the other immigrant workers who are being unjustly detained,” USSW Protestor Shaekia Calhoun told Channel 2’s Audrey Washington.

3 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Audrey Washington

ATLANTA — Community members met with Georgia Power about plans to build a substation in their Vine City neighborhood. This week, protestors rallied outside the proposed substation site at Foundry and Magnolia streets in Northwest Atlanta. “When they say get back, we say fight back!” the protestors chanted. “Shame, shame, shame!” “Money over people should never be what you want. Profit over people,” said one protester. There is another substation, a school, homes, and businesses.