Chase Houle
Reporter at WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)
• Reporter - @11alivenews • Newser by day, wine connoisseur by night.
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4 days ago |
13wmaz.com | Chase Houle
ATLANTA — A Clark Atlanta University alumna is being remembered by her family after she was shot and killed in a workplace shooting at a California college. Dr. Cameisha Clark died Monday, three days after police say she and another woman were shot by a security guard on campus in Los Angeles. Now, as they grieve, her loved ones are choosing to focus on her life—a story of leadership, education, and joy. “She called me and said, ‘Grandma, I’m a dean.
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5 days ago |
11alive.com | Chase Houle
Gifts for mom may be more expensive this year as tariffs take hold on many products including flowers and chocolates - even what they're wrapped in. ATLANTA — Even the sweet smell of flowers can't cover up the amount of you'll be burning through this Mother's Day. For Jennifer Schweidel, who owns Blooms of Dunwoody, she said "we're always trying to watch our costs."Schweidel said her suppliers buy their flowers from places like Columbia and Ecuador. Both countries are now facing a 10% tariff.
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1 week ago |
wcnc.com | Chase Houle
‘Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information’ NoticeLike many content publishers, we provide online advertising services that use cookies and similar technologies to collect information about your device and online activity on our sites, apps and other online services. These services use this information to try to tailor the ads you see online to your interests. These are called interest-based ads.
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1 month ago |
11alive.com | Chase Houle
Dekalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson has implemented an executive order to temporarily freeze unneeded spending and the creation of new positions. DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — DeKalb County officials are issuing an executive order, freezing spending and holding off on creating new positions due to concerns over potential federal funding. "We're also preparing for the possibility of a national recession," DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson said.
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2 months ago |
11alive.com | Chase Houle
A homeowners says a person was caught on camera removing her Puerto Rican and Trinidadian flags from her home and ditching them in a nearby lot. ATLANTA — A Georgia homeowner is speaking out after surveillance footage captured someone trespassing onto her property and removing her Trinidadian and Puerto Rican flags. It happened on Feb. 28 at a home in Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward neighborhood.
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It's been about three weeks since a line of severe storms swept through Atlanta. It caused thousands of power outages, uprooted trees, and killed a man. I spoke to his wife who says they're still without a home. Plus, how to spot a sick tree ahead of severe weather. @11AliveNews https://t.co/MAPJnhh7F9
⬇️WATCH: Circled on a driver's dash cam shows what he says is a man dead on the ground after being stabbed. The woman sitting next to him is the person police believe did it before a Hiram police officer shot her as she allegedly came at them with a knife. More on @11AliveNews. https://t.co/hfagC1YlnD
NEW INFO: The Paulding Sheriff’s Office says a male and female are dead. One who was stabbed to death and another who was shot by a Hiram Police Officer. From my view, it looks like it all went down in the courtyard area of the complex @11AliveNews
🚨BREAKING: The Paulding Sheriff’s Office says a Hiram Police Officer shot and killed a person at an apartment complex off of Bill Carruth Pkwy near Rosedale Drive. More info to come in about 20 minutes. @11AliveNews https://t.co/HSyr8NMs4H