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Stephannie Stokes

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Stephannie Stokes is a reporter with WABE.

Laquetta Moore said the conditions in her apartment off Campbellton Road in Southwest Atlanta are unsafe for her family. She deals with mold and the smell of sewage all day.

Pandemic Leaves Atlanta Tenants Stuck In Deteriorating Units

Stephannie Stokes • Jun 16, 2020

Protesters continued to fill the area outside Centennial Olympic Park as the evening went on Tuesday.

On The 5th Night Of Protests In Atlanta, A Look At The People Calling For Change

Stephannie Stokes • Jun 3, 2020

A demonstrator leaves a police line after gas was dispensed during a protest, Tuesday, June 2, 2020, in Atlanta.

More Than 50 People Arrested After Another Night Of Protests In Atlanta

The Associated Press, Stephannie Stokes, Rebecca Etter • Jun 2, 2020

, a person walks into the the now-defunct Peachtree-Pine homeless shelter, in Atlanta.

Atlanta Moves 250 People Without Shelter Into Hotel To Protect From COVID-19 Virus

Stephannie Stokes • Jun 1, 2020

In total, Fulton County has seen more than 1,500 new filings during the pandemic.

Fulton County Plans To Resume Evictions. Tenants Brace For What’s Next.

Stephannie Stokes • May 26, 2020

Pandemic—Briefly—Interrupts Georgia’s Steady Eviction System

Stephannie Stokes • May 13, 2020

Immigrant Rights Attorneys Ask Judge For More Remote Access To Georgia Detainees During Pandemic

Stephannie Stokes • May 11, 2020

LeRoy Glass and picture of Atlanta

From Atlanta’s Isolation Hotel, Patient Reflects On Life — And Near-Death — In His Hometown

Stephannie Stokes • May 5, 2020

While courts have suspended hearings for evictions, Researchers at Georgia State University and nonprofits they teamed up with found counties were taking very different approaches to other steps in the dispossessory process.

Study Finds Eviction Process Amid COVID-19 Depends On Where Georgia Residents Live

Stephannie Stokes • May 5, 2020

Crossroads Community Ministries continues to provide mail services for people who are homeless even as other agencies shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic.

‘Post Office’ For Atlanta Homeless Continues Mail Service During COVID-19 Shutdown

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 30, 2020

Stewart Detention Center

More Than 40 Employees At Ga. Immigration Detention Center Test Positive For COVID-19

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 28, 2020

employee at empty Atlanta airport

Number Of Homeless People At Atlanta Airport Drops Sharply As Many Are Diverted

Stephannie Stokes • Apr 24, 2020

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