Bryan Mims is a reporter at WSB-TV. With a passion for storytelling, he covers a diverse range of topics including public education, crime and justice, and regional interest, while also expressing a desire to explore travel writing. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as WSB Radio, Yahoo News, and Our State Magazine, showcasing his versatility and commitment to crafting compelling narratives.
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Atlanta, United States (Local)
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Bryan Mims has a strong focus on local news, particularly around the Atlanta area in Georgia. His articles cover a wide range of topics including regional interest, health, real estate and animal care.
If you have information about local events or developments in the Atlanta area related to health issues, real estate projects or community initiatives that might be of interest to his audience, it could be worth reaching out.
Given his emphasis on informative content and interviews/Q&As, pitches offering insightful perspectives from experts or firsthand accounts from individuals involved in the stories he covers may resonate well with him.
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Chris Fisher, 36, was Vicki Lynn Haywood's only child.
By: Bryan Mims
More people than ever before participated in the climb 25 years after the terror attacks.
In a broiling late morning sun, Vicki Lynn Haywood stood at the growing memorial outside the Warm Springs Police Department. She stood teary-eyed with family and friends and prayed.
By: Bryan Mims
The incident started around 2 a.m. on Sunday, police said.
Gov. Kemp orders flags lowered Tuesday to honor fallen Sgt. Chris Fisher.
By: Bryan Mims
Sherry Houston's father built their home 40 years ago, and now it's gone.
COWETA COUNTY, Ga. — An animal hospital is apologizing to a family after one of its employees kept an ailing cat that was supposed to be euthanized, despite the family's wishes.
By: Bryan Mims
“It’s just knowing that I want to become one of the greats,” one 12-year-old player said.
By: Bryan Mims
More than a dozen homeschoolers broke a sweat practicing their swings and moves at tennis courts where Atlanta-born stars of the sport trained.
Food scraps scattered all over, cooked steak sitting on a shelf near the walk-in cooler, and roaches crawling on the floor.
