Liza Lucas is a consumer investigative reporter at 11Alive News. With a focus on topics such as consumer health, public policy, and transportation regulation, she brings a keen eye to issues that impact everyday lives. Liza has been featured in various outlets including WHAS-TV, WMAZ-TV, and Atlanta Magazine.
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Liza's coverage primarily revolves around local news, with a focus on government and politics, consumer health, personal finance, and automotive topics. She often presents informative and data-driven content.
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By: Jonathan Raymond, Liza Lucas
The "Georgia SNAP Healthier Choices Act" would place limits on certain purchases using SNAP benefits of what's considered junk food.
What Glazier encountered is known as a “task scam,” a scheme that typically begins with unsolicited text messages promising online work
By: Liza Lucas
An Atlanta driver's run-in with a Waymo vehicle is raising questions online
By: Liza Lucas
Gov. Brian Kemp proposes $47 million to cover Georgia’s growing SNAP administrative costs.
The issue has been a national conversation for years. At the federal level, the No Surprises Act already limits unexpected medical bills during emergencies.
Store managers at Walmart Chamblee say they’re working to stay ahead of demand.
Last year, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed two tort reform bills into law to reduce insurance premiums and limit damages in lawsuits.
Seven days a week, more than 300 volunteers make rounds to bagel shops across more than a dozen Georgia counties, all of them part of the sustainable nonprofit Bagel Rescue, to donate to food pantries around the state.
By: Tess Malone, Rachel Garbus, Liza Lucas, Rebecca Burns, Jacqueline Holness
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