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 Atlanta News First has the largest team of investigative reporters in the city. Now, in this series of podcasts, we take you behind the scenes of our most recent investigations. © 2025 Behind the Investigation with Atlanta News First Politique et gouvernement
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      Georgia family disputes positive drug tests in child custody case | Behind the Investigation
      Jan 5 2026

      Three family members who tested positive for drugs in a Georgia child custody case allege the state’s drug screening process produced false results, and they have independent tests to prove their claims.
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      12 min
    • How a false insurance claim almost ruined this homeowner’s record | Behind the Investigation

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      Dec 30 2025

      A Kennesaw homeowner discovered someone filed a fraudulent insurance claim for fire damage on her renovated home, sparking a months-long battle to clear her record and avoid higher premiums.

      Full investigation here: https://www.atlantanewsfirst.com/2025/12/04/is-there-fire-false-insurance-claim-sparks-battle-clear-homeowners-record/
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      10 min
    • Georgia looks to Mississippi to help children learn to read | Behind the Investigation

      Georgia looks to Mississippi to help children learn to read | Behind the Investigation
      Dec 30 2025

      Georgia education officials are studying Mississippi’s dramatic literacy transformation as 70 percent of the Peach State’s 4th graders cannot read proficiently, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress.

      Full investigation here: https://www.atlantanewsfirst.com/2025/12/22/georgia-looks-mississippi-help-children-learn-read-yes-mississippi/
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      13 min
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