Sophia Choi

2 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Sophia Choi

ATLANTA — The Fulton County Center for Diversion & Services was built with the goal of bringing people who only committed a minor offense there to get help, instead of hauling them to jail. But after costing taxpayers $5 million, Fulton County Commission Chair Robb Pitts feels the center isn’t getting enough use. “It’s a beautiful facility,” Pitts told Channel 2’s Sophia Choi. Pitts voted to use taxpayer money for the diversion center, which opened in January.

3 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Sophia Choi

ATLANTA — In a major announcement on Wednesday, the government said that the EPA is rolling back limits on forever chemicals, or PFAS. The announcement overturns a landmark move by the Biden administration that required companies, for the first time, to limit six forever chemicals from leaching into our water. The data reporting from companies was supposed to start in 2027, but now, that has been delayed.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sophia Choi

In a major announcement on Wednesday, the government said that the EPA is rolling back limits on forever chemicals, or PFAS. The announcement overturns a landmark move by the Biden administration that required companies, for the first time, to limit six forever chemicals from leaching into our water. The data reporting from companies was supposed to start in 2027, but now, that has been delayed. Like a lot of metro Atlantans, Natasha Dixie buys her water instead of using what comes out of her tap.

1 month ago | wsbtv.com | Sophia Choi

Zombie cats – that is how some people describe their pets on an opioid pain medication. The FDA has received hundreds of reports of cat deaths linked to the drug. Channel 2 investigative reporter Sophia Choi took complaints of some serious side effects to the drugmaker. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]Pet owners told Choi they never knew about the risks, and in some cases were not even told their pet got the drug.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Sophia Choi

Pet owners warn opioid pain reliever makes cats act like zombiesZombie cats – that is how some people describe their pets on an opioid pain medication. The FDA has received hundreds of reports of cat deaths linked to the drug. Channel 2 investigative reporter Sophia Choi took complaints of some serious side effects to the drugmaker.