Michael Doudna

1 week ago | wsbtv.com | Michael Doudna

COBB COUNTY, Ga. — State democrats called out Acworth police on Wednesday after people were arrested and tased at a Marjorie Taylor Greene town hall on Tuesday night. A total of six people were removed from the town hall, and at least three were arrested. One of the men arrested remains in jail on no bond. “They were cheered on by a crowd that told them to Tase somebody, and they did exactly what they were told to do,” state Rep. David Wilkerson told Channel 2’s Michael Doudna.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Michael Doudna

State democrats called out Acworth police on Wednesday after people were arrested and tased at a Marjorie Taylor Greene town hall on Tuesday night. A total of six people were removed from the town hall, and at least three were arrested. One of the men arrested remains in jail on no bond. “They were cheered on by a crowd that told them to Tase somebody, and they did exactly what they were told to do,” state Rep. David Wilkerson told Channel 2’s Michael Doudna.

1 week ago | wsbtv.com | Michael Doudna

ATLANTA — International travel at the world’s busiest airport may show signs of slowing. According to Data from the National Travel and Tourism Office, the number of foreign arrivals at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport fell by 7% in March compared to last year. This marks the first time that the month of March has seen a year-over-year decrease in international travel since 2021.

1 week ago | wsbtv.com | Michael Doudna

BANKS COUNTY, Ga. — Friday morning, dozens gathered in Banks County to celebrate the opening of a 200,000 square foot cold storage facility. The building will be used to put Georgia agricultural products on ice before being shipped all over the world. “Millions and millions of dollars, and years of investment went into this,” Will Bentley, a cattle farmer and president of the Georgia Agribusiness Council, said. Each year, Georgia farmers produce the most peanuts, pecans, and chicken in the nation.

2 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Michael Doudna

SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. — Companies around the state are worried about how President Donald Trump’s tariffs will impact them, including local breweries. The workers at Pontoon Brewing in Sandy Springs told Channel 2’s Michael Doudna they have already had to pay tens of thousands of dollars in tariffs because although the beer here is made on-site, the ingredients and the cans rely on the global network of trade.