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Jennifer Peebles is a newsroom data specialist at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, helping reporters find and tell stories with government data (and sometimes documents, too). Tips, data and documents are always welcome. Email: jennifer.peebles@ajc.com. Twitter: @jpeebles. PGP for secure email: Public key available at this link | Fingerprint: 047 384 9F2 6C9 9C8 8F6 0CD F86 1EB 008 CEE D5B A185. Snail mail: 223 Perimeter Center Parkway NE, Atlanta GA 30346. Signal secure texts and calls: 281-656-1681. Proton Mail secure email: jpeebles@protonmail.com. Keybase.io secure messaging: jpeebles. Jennifer is the former government editor of The (Nashville) Tennessean newspaper and has more than 20 years’ experience as a reporter and editor in four states. She is the 2009 winner of the John Aubuchon Freedom of Information Award from the group Capitolbeat and the 2009 Open Doors Award from the Fort Worth Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. She is a native Georgian and a graduate of Vanderbilt University.
10:30 PM Thursday, Feb. 22, 2018
| By Jennifer Peebles - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
A Russian “troll farm” accused of meddling in the U.S. presidential election spread criticism of U.S. Rep. John Lewis, repeatedly bashed Atlanta-based CNN, and helped spread messages on voter irregularities and police shootings in Georgia, an Atlanta Journal-Constitution analysis has found. Georgia — the state...Dawgs, Tide mum about concussions, AJC survey finds
6:05 PM Thursday, Jan. 04, 2018
| By Willoughby Mariano - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Oddsmakers and fans alike can parse reams of statistics for Monday’s football championship between the University of Georgia Bulldogs and the Alabama Crimson Tide. But one on-the-field stat that neither team has revealed is the number of concussions sustained by its student athletes. The AJC sought concussion data from 62 Division...College football concussion stats vary widely among teams
1:12 PM Thursday, Dec. 28, 2017
| By Jennifer Peebles -
The number of concussions reported by college football athletic programs surveyed by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution varied widely — from 1 to 32 per year. On the high side, Georgia Tech reported that its Yellow Jackets football players garnered a total of 32 concussions in calendar year 2014, and Georgia Southern's...Tracking concussions can help college athletes, but many schools don’t
5:00 AM Thursday, Dec. 28, 2017
| By Willoughby Mariano - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Despite the risks of head injuries, the University of Georgia and many top-tier athletic programs still fail to systematically track by sport the concussions their athletes sustain, an Atlanta Journal-Constitution survey of 62 programs found. The AJC’s analysis of NCAA Division I, II and III schools found that about 1 in 6 athletic...What we know about ex-Atlanta woman accused of fake Roy Moore story
4:10 PM Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2017
| By Joshua Sharpe - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Speaking with Washington Post reporters, Jaime Phillips said she was upset President Donald Trump endorsed Republican U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore. Phillips alleged Moore had impregnated her when she was a teenager, a story the Post says was fabricated in a seemingly coordinated effort to embarrass the newspaper. Details about Phillips...Woman accused of faking Roy Moore story for anti-media sting reportedly has Atlanta ties
8:50 AM Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2017
| By Joshua Sharpe and Jennifer Peebles, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution -
The Washington Post is accusing a woman, who reportedly has Atlanta ties, of fabricating a story about Alabama U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore. The woman, identified in the Post story as Jaime Phillips, told the newspaper that Moore impregnated her as a teenager. But the Post determined her story was false, designed to make the...Donors eyeing Atlanta airport contracts gave big to mayoral candidates
6:45 PM Friday, Nov. 03, 2017
| By J. Scott Trubey - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
People and businesses with interest in a controversial but lucrative package of contracts at the Atlanta airport have donated more than $287,000 to candidates for mayor, an Atlanta Journal-Constitution analysis of contribution data shows. The donations came from national and local companies hoping to profit from 10 contracts worth hundreds...Four drowned on Georgia lakes over Labor Day weekend
6:49 PM Tuesday, Sep. 05, 2017
| By Jennifer Peebles - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Labor Day weekend proved deadly on Georgia’s public waterways, with four drownings recorded from Friday to Monday. The number of Georgians drowning while swimming, boating and fishing has continued to rise year over year despite steps by the state to encourage water safety. The four deaths over the past weekend included: &bull...Drownings continue to rise in Georgia, despite water safety efforts
4:00 AM Sunday, Sep. 03, 2017
| By Jennifer Peebles - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Labor Day traditionally heralds the end of yet another summer — and brings with it the risk that more Georgians will drown while enjoying their last bit of fun in the sun. The number of people drowning while swimming, boating, fishing and hunting in Georgia has continued to rise year over year since 2013, according to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution...
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