Emma Auer
Senior Content ProducerEmma Auer is an award-winning reporter who joined WUGA as a full-time producer in 2024. She is also a graduate student in UGA's Romance Languages Department, studying French and Spanish. She covers the breadth of Northeast Georgia stories, from Athens City Hall to Winterville farmers' markets. Emma's work has also been heard on Georgia Public Broadcasting.
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His office has received over 500 reports of human rights abuses in migrant detention centers across the US, including 14 reports of mistreatment of pregnant women, and 18 reports of mistreatment of children. -
Today on Athens News Matters, the second annual Athens Film Festival kicks off next week.Plus, as more Georgians may lose health insurance in the coming months, the nonprofits offering free services.
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90% of Georgia’s counties are considered healthcare deserts, including Athens-Clarke. In these areas, health needs go unmet because of a lack of access to healthcare providers and facilities -
The Athens Film Festival will come back for its second year from Thursday, August 15th to Sunday, August 18th, and It promises a packed lineup. -
On August 22nd and 23rd, the Great Southeast Pollinator Census will invite citizen scientists of all ages to join the count. -
Today on the Georgia Health Report, Republican lawmakers in states including Georgia have long argued that the decision to refuse the Affordable Care Act’s Medicaid expansion would pay off in the long run. -
In his debut novel Alan Dreams of Giants, Athens-based author T.M. May explores the link between imagination and coping with grief and isolation. -
Today on Athens News Matters, a local volunteer on a new effort to bring faith groups deeper into the battle against homelessness. Then, local Democrats want young supporters—but can they get them?
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In Athens, an initiative is in the beginning stages of giving churches an even bigger role in keeping families and individuals housed. -
The Athens-Clarke County government will organize a public presentation on local affordable healthcare options at a public event on Saturday.
