Allie Gross
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Allie Gross is a Los Angeles native and Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism alum, currently working as an investigative reporter at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Prior to moving to Georgia in 2022, Allie spent a decade reporting in Detroit, where she was an investigative news producer at the ABC affiliate and a reporter at the Detroit Free Press and the city’s alt-weekly. Allie has additionally written for publications such as The Atlantic, The New Republic, Vice News, Slate, FiveThirtyEight, Jacobin and the Daily Beast. In 2017 she was named a Kresge Literary Arts fellow for her longform nonfiction writing, in 2019 she was named Young Journalist of the Year by the Society of Professional Journalists-Detroit, and in 2020 she was a “local news” Livingston Award finalist. Before all of this, Allie was a fifth-grade teacher in Detroit for three years. Follow her on Twitter at @allie_elisabeth. Send tips to allie.gross@ajc.com
Latest from Allie Gross
Hayle Swinson story at Truett McConnell Univesrsity

Bill to criminalize clergy sexual misconduct in Georgia gains momentum

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Georgia judge denies new trial for man whose case was lost for 22 years

State of the State Georgia

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Her story of sexual abuse sparked a reckoning at a Georgia Baptist college

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She claims sexual and spiritual manipulation at Georgia Baptist college; He says they were just friends

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Sexual abuse sparked a reckoning at a Georgia Baptist college

President forced out at Truett McConnell after sex abuse probe findings

Hayle Swinson story at Truett McConnell University

Sex, faith, denials: A Georgia Baptist college faces a reckoning

Parole Investigations

Locked up as teens: Lawsuit says Georgia gave them no path to parole

Dozens go missing from Georgia senior care homes, some with deadly results

89-year-old wandered away and died after Marietta senior care home failed to check on her

Flowers, candles and peanuts line the sign at The Carter Presidential Center in Atlanta,Georgia after the death of the former president.

At Carter Center, Atlantans bring peanuts, flowers to mourn ‘passing of an era’