Katherine Landergan
Katherine Landergan is an Investigative Reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Her coverage focuses on safety net issues, like poverty programs, child welfare, mental health, homelessness, people with disabilities and veterans. She welcomes tips on these issues, and on other topics, at katherine.landergan@ajc.com. Before joining the AJC, Katherine worked in New Jersey for Politico, covering the state Legislature and governor's office. During the pandemic, she led a team of reporters as the New Jersey Bureau Chief.
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Georgia districts forge their own way as troubled program faces a crossroads

Georgia districts forge their own way as troubled program faces a crossroads

GNETS program

‘I’m a bad kid,’ he told himself. How Georgia’s special ed program failed one child.

Mary Wood

Ahead of her time 50 years ago, she now laments the state of GNETS

GNETS program

Georgia’s special ed program promised help. Families say it delivered them harm.

Atlanta 911 Center Tour

Atlanta’s 911 system was failing. A year later, it’s picking up the pace.

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Have you had experience with GNETS? The AJC wants to hear from you.

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Lives on the Line: How metro Atlanta’s 911 systems evolved after series of tragedies

022825 ev 911 follow up

How metro Atlanta’s 911 systems evolved after series of tragedies

Georgia’s 911 infrastructure could soon see an overhaul

Georgia’s 911 systems could soon see a multimillion-dollar overhaul

Executive Director Chris Wells

Disability agency chief says job services for vulnerable Georgians improving