Wendy Corona

1 month ago | wsbtv.com | Wendy Corona

EAST POINT, Ga. — The city of East Point made a point to honor the late Rico Wade’s contributions to the hip-hop industry on Friday in the spot where it all began -- with a monument in his honor. From the age of 13, Marqueze Ethridge and Wade were neighborhood friends, growing up together not far from the intersection of Delowe and Headland. “We were the best of friends, like even before the music,” Ethridge said.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Wendy Corona

The city of East Point made a point to honor the late Rico Wade’s contributions to the hip-hop industry on Friday in the spot where it all began -- with a monument in his honor. From the age of 13, Marqueze Ethridge and Wade were neighborhood friends, growing up together not far from the intersection of Delowe and Headland. “We were the best of friends, like even before the music,” Ethridge said.

Feb 4, 2025 | wsbtv.com | Wendy Corona

Nearly 5,000 people are waiting for organ transplants in Georgia right now. This is driving the push to register more people to donate their organs, especially in minority communities where the need is large. Channel 2 Action News found obstacles like stigma often stand in the way of people registering to donate their organs and ultimately give the gift of life. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]Maria Castaneda got a new kidney 18 years ago after waiting 3 months.

Nov 22, 2024 | wsbtv.com | Wendy Corona

ATLANTA — Americans dealing with chronic pain after past traumas sometimes go years without a diagnosis, or effective treatment. Channel 2′s Wendy Corona spoke with a doctor who says when a physical ailment isn’t the explanation for ongoing, undiagnosed, pain and treatments aren’t working, patients should get a brain scan. Dr. David Clarke, a gastroenterologist and internal medicine doctor, told Corona that newer research shows healing is still happening after patients face past traumas.

Nov 21, 2024 | wsbtv.com | Wendy Corona

ATLANTA — It’s a simple step that could erase your home from the radar of would-be thieves. Homeowners are blurring their properties on Google Maps to deter potential burglaries. Your home is a place where you should feel most safe, but in this digital age, the information about where you live is accessible to others with a simple search. “Our very homes we live in, the vehicles we drive, the locations we stay are available to anyone around the globe,” security analyst Daniel Linskey said.