Kaitlyn Ross
Lead Enterprise Reporter at WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA)
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wtsp.com | Kaitlyn Ross
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — Carissa and Aissa Swope, twin sisters from Stephenson High School, have always pushed each other to be their best. That determination paid off in a big way this year, as the pair earned the top two spots in the school’s 2025 graduating class. Carissa was named valedictorian, narrowly surpassing her twin sister Aissa -- who is older by just four minutes -- who earned the title of salutatorian.
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1 week ago |
wltx.com | Kaitlyn Ross
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — Carissa and Aissa Swope, twin sisters from Stephenson High School, have always pushed each other to be their best. That determination paid off in a big way this year, as the pair earned the top two spots in the school’s 2025 graduating class. Carissa was named valedictorian, narrowly surpassing her twin sister Aissa -- who is older by just four minutes -- who earned the title of salutatorian.
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13wmaz.com | Kaitlyn Ross
GAINESVILLE, Ga. — A four-month-old puppy named Nina didn’t know she was making history when she walked through the doors of the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia Christian-David Healthy Pet Clinic Tuesday morning. In that small exam room, with one little puppy on the table, the clinic marked a major moment: 100,000 spay and neuter surgeries that have changed lives across Georgia. It's a critical tool in the fight against pet overpopulation in Georgia.
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1 week ago |
13wmaz.com | Kaitlyn Ross
ATLANTA — As the Catholic Church prepares to select its next pope, Cardinal Wilton Gregory—the former archbishop for Atlanta's archdiocese—is playing a key role in this historic moment. Gregory, the first African-American cardinal in Church history, has traveled to the Vatican to participate in the conclave that begins this Wednesday. Gregory served as Archbishop of Atlanta for 14 years, leaving a lasting impact on the city’s diverse Catholic community.
22-year-old's bravery praised after chasing down, stopping a swerving car as driver suffered seizure
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wltx.com | Kaitlyn Ross
LAGRANGE, Ga. — A LaGrange 22-year-old is being hailed as a hero after a dramatic act of bravery stopped a potential tragedy in its tracks. Zion Reed didn’t hesitate. When he saw a car swerving into oncoming traffic — the driver visibly convulsing and in clear medical distress — the courageous 22-year-old jumped into action, risking his own safety to protect others. The incident unfolded near the entrance of the Bryant Lake subdivision on Highway 27.
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