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We Sang While We Worked

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

It's the 1960s in Woodbine, Georgia. As the U.S. goes through a tumultuous decade, the small Georgia town sees growth when Thiokol opens a plant.See the Story

Tripwire — A narrative podcast investigating the 1971 Thiokol plant explosion in Georgia

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Tripwire investigates the 1971 chemical explosion at the Thiokol Chemical Corp. plant in Woodbine, Georgia. The blast killed 29 people, predominately Black women, and injured nearly 50 others. The explosion led to decades of legal battles between the families of victims and survivors, and the company.See the Story

In 1971, 29 people died in an explosion in Georgia. 52 years later, their story is being told

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Thiokol chemical explosion killed 29 workers, a majority of them Black women, and injured at least 50 more. It's considered one of the worst industrial disasters in the United States, along with the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire and the West Fertilizer Plant Explosion. Multiple lawsuits jumpstarted a prolonged 17-year legal battle among victims and the U.S. Government.See the Story

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High School Students · Effingham County

Human bones found in landfill belong to missing Georgia toddler Quinton Simon, FBI confirms

56% Center coverage: 48 sources

Bones found in a Georgia landfill are confirmed to belong to missing Savannah, Georgia, toddler Quinton Simon, the FBI announced Monday. See the Story

Murder

Quinton Simon: Chatham County judge denies bond for mother charged with murder of toddler son

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Leilani Simon, 22, is charged with malice murder in the death of her son, 20-month-old Quinton Simon. Simon has been held at the jail since being arrested by Chatham County Police on Monday afternoon. DNA testing will take about a week to confirm whether those remains are, indeed, Quinton's.See the Story

Crime · Savannah

Mother arrested for murder following disappearance, death of missing Savannah toddler Quinton Simon

56% Center coverage: 38 sources

The mother of missing Savannah, Georgia, toddler Quinton Simon has been charged with his murder, police announced Monday. See the Story

US & Canada · Georgia

Tropical Depression Nicole moves through Georgia

67% Center coverage: 36 sources

Nicole was downgraded to a tropical depression Thursday night as it continued to move north into Georgia. The storm made landfall at 3 a.m., south of Vero Beach as a Category 1 hurricane with 75-mph winds. Nicole is expected to become a post-tropical cyclone later today, then dissipate tonight or early Saturday as it merges with a frontal system over the eastern United States.See the Story

Evacuations

Explosions, massive fire at Symrise Plant in Brunswick, firefighter injured

50% Right coverage: 6 sources

A fire broke out Monday morning at the Symrise chemical plant in Brunswick. The plant is located at 209 SCM Road off U.S. 17. One firefighter sustained minor injuries. No other injuries or casualties have been reported, and everyone besides hazmat and emergency personnel has been evacuated.See the Story

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We Sang While We Worked

Tripwire — A narrative podcast investigating the 1971 Thiokol plant explosion in Georgia

In 1971, 29 people died in an explosion in Georgia. 52 years later, their story is being told

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Georgia high school students file civil rights lawsuit for ban on BLM apparel

What the Georgia Runoff Revealed

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Human bones found in landfill belong to missing Georgia toddler Quinton Simon, FBI confirms

Quinton Simon: Chatham County judge denies bond for mother charged with murder of toddler son

Mother arrested for murder following disappearance, death of missing Savannah toddler Quinton Simon

Tropical Depression Nicole moves through Georgia

Explosions, massive fire at Symrise Plant in Brunswick, firefighter injured

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