Alex Yoder

Emmy & Regional Murrow Award-winning assignment editor at @ATLNewsFirst | weather geek | @floridastate alum | @TBLightning fan | hates IPAs

[Brendan Keefe - Atlanta News First @BrendanKeefe]

Flock records every car that passes its license plate readers. Those photos of your car are time stamped with the precise location. Without a warrant or probable cause, police can search 30 days of your movements whether suspected of a crime or not.
https://t.co/eE9oquQH6u

[Thomas Geboy @ThomasGeboyWX]

Artemis 2 is now in communication blackout as they travel around the far side of the moon. Also, what a surreal image of the Orion spacecraft, the moon, and the crescent Earth right before loss of communication! 📸 NASA

[Alex Yoder @AlexYoder]

RT @LogansTwitty: BREAKING: Florida State comes in at No. 14 in the AP Poll after a dominating win over Alabama.

[Tampa Bay Tay @TayVictoria8]

“Here's a hymn to the garnet and the gold, ringing to the sky.

Here's a song for the men and women bold, sing with heads held high.

Striving e'er to seek to know, fight for victory.

Alma mater, this our song to you echoes F-S-U.”

❤️💛❤️💛❤️💛❤️💛❤️💛❤️💛

[Florida State University @FloridaState]

Thousands of Florida State University students, faculty, staff, and community members gathered on Friday at Langford Green in a powerful display of solidarity to remember the two lives lost and the six others injured in the shooting at the Student Union on Thursday.

The Gathering of Unity vigil provided a space for the FSU family to come together to offer support and comfort to one another in the wake of the tragedy.

[Warchant.com @Warchant]

With thousands in attendance, the FSU Marching Chiefs play “Hymn to the Garnet & Gold” at today’s vigil. (Courtesy of WFSU)

❤️ 💛

[Barstool FSU @FSU_Barstool]

Community doesn’t begin to describe what our school has. More waves of students and alumni have arrived at Langford Green since this picture was taken. Noles 🍢

[Alison Posey @AlisonPosey14]

Members of the Florida State athletic department, including AD Michael Alford, are out at Dick Howser Stadium cooking up hamburgers and hot dogs for students.

They’ve cooked 600 hot dogs, and 500 burgers for these students.

Absolutely incredible.

[Mike McCall @WCTVMike]

#FSU

[Daniella Streety @streetywx]

Active Shooter situation unfolding at the FSU student Union across from EOAS. All FSU Students need to stay indoors and shelter in place! So far as we know the EOAS is safe. @abc27 @WCTV

[Courteney Jacobazzi @Cjacobazzi_wx]

The highest pollen count since we've begun taking record recorded today-- and by a landslide. The pollen count is 14801, shattering the record of 9,368 in March 2012. @ATLNewsFirst

[Rodney Harris @RodneyHarrisTV]

Stunning! Happy St. Patrick's Day Atlanta :-) @ATLNewsFirst

[Schoolhouse Beer @mariettabeer]

📢 BIG NEWS, BEER LOVERS! 🍻

Tune in TONIGHT at 6 PM on Atlanta News First as we chat with The Georgia Craft Brewers Guild about the FOAM Act—because fresh, local beer deserves a fair shot! 🍺💪

@ATLNewsFirst @GaBrewersGuild

[Joshua Skinner @JoshuaSkinnerTV]

"Up until 1978, it was a federal crime to manufacture beer.”

It seems preposterous now, but making beer in your garage was punishable by prison as recently as the late 1970s. A push by former President Jimmy Carter changed that and jump-started America's craft beer industry.

[Cutter Martin @CutterMartin]

Flurries and brief light snow falling in Blue Ridge, surrounding communities this evening.

📸 Georgia Walters
📍 Blue Ridge
@ATLNewsFirst @NWSAtlanta

[no context the west wing @LemonLymancom]

1-800-BUTTERBALL

[Cutter Martin @CutterMartin]

Oh, hey, @BrasstownBald! Flurries and very light snow have turned tree-tops white up at the peak.

📍4, 784' #gawx @ATLNewsFirst

[Cutter Martin @CutterMartin]

PARADE IS ABOUT TO START!

You can watch from home, too, at https://t.co/KqGOiSucDo

#prideonpeach #atlpride

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

Mechazilla has caught the Super Heavy booster!

[St. Pete Police @StPetePD]

First Damage- Here’s a Quick Look at some of the damage to the Trop and a downtown crane at 400 Central Avenue.
Due to the crane, streets are closed from 1st Ave North to 1st Avenue South and 3rd St. To 5th St. Avoid this area.