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We get the latest updates on ceasefire talks in the Israel-Hamas war and Washington's take on the developments.
Clark looks at how we once got to super-low mortgage interest rates and his unique idea on how to help homeowners with super-low rates who want to sell.
Live from Jerusalem, Miller gives us the latest news on the war between Israel Hamas and examines the prospects for peace.
Scott discusses the week ahead in Washington, including Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's dilemma on unseating House Speaker Mike Johnson and three different Congressional corruption investigations.
The Wall Street Journal reporter just got back from a visit to Athens to survey the immigrant population and explains why so many Venezuelans are immigrating to our area.
Nancy provides the latest news from Washington, including President Biden's reaction to the unrest on college campuses and the progress on a deal to end the fighting in Gaza.
This week, Scott's with actor Yaegel T. Welch who plays the wrongfully accused Tom Robinson, in the Aaron Sorkin adaptation of Harper Lee's classic "To Kill a Mockingbird."
The New York-based reporter brings us the latest on the chaotic protests at Columbia University and the aftermath of Tuesday night's clashes between protestors and police.
The top financial analyst forecasts the upcoming meeting of the Federal Reserve and explains his thoughts on the possibility of another interest rate hike in the near future.
We get the reactions from Washington on the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas war.
This expert says that something you may be doing is helping to keep inflation high at the grocery store.
Skyler is on the ground in Tulsa, OK and relays the aftermath from the extremely severe weather in that area over the weekend.
The senior economist at Zillow takes a deeper dive on why home prices have gotten so high, and what he sees happening in the Atlanta market.
Scott takes us behind the curtain in Washington and previews a quietly busy week ahead on Capitol Hill and how Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Greene will play into things.
The drum major directs with a broom! Billed as Atlanta's wildest community band, The Seed and Feed Marching Abominable celebrates their 50th anniversary this weekend.
Clark explains how to survive in a world full of data breaches and why some old ways of fighting identity theft may not work anymore.
The mayor of Mt. Vernon, NY is in Atlanta for the association's yearly conference and discusses what she's hearing from other mayors about important issues like crime and social unrest.
Rosembaum brings us the latest on the Trump trial and discusses whether the former president has violated the judge's gag order.
Zillow's Senior Economist takes us a deep dive into the metro Atlanta real estate market and how it's changing.
Jennings joins AMN to talk jury selection. opening arguments, and all things Trump trial.
Scott joins AMN and breaks down the week ahead in Washington, including the fallout from the passage of Ukraine aid and what Marjorie Taylor Greene will do in response.
The certified Swiftie joins AMN to talk about Taylor's latest album, the power of Swiftonomics, and whether she thinks her latest relationship will last.
Nancy talks to AMN about Washington's reaction to Israel's retaliatory strikes on Iran.
Two local politicos from either side of the aisle have had enough of the infighting - they're trying to address it over waffles & wine.
They have crunched the numbers on the return on investment of a local state university education vs. an Ivy League education and they join AMN to discuss their surprising findings.
The senator sits down with AMN and lays out his expectations on the Capitol Hill hearing into the US Postal Service and his vision for the service's future.
Mettler joins AMN to discuss the latest updates on the Baltimore bridge collapse's criminal probe.
Professor Jennings takes a deep dive on the trial of former President Donald Trump and what it means for the country.
Scott previews what promises to be a hectic week in Washington and looks at the tension between the Biden Administration and Israel over the war in Gaza.
The pop culture expert talks to AMN about how controversial films and other media can still be shown in today's hyper-sensitive culture and why "Gone With the Wind" still endures.
We lost Captain Herb Emory ten years ago today. WSB's beloved longtime helicopter traffic reporter was also active in countless community volunteer activities and events. He suffered a heart attack as he helped a stopped driver in Douglas County. Hear Atlanta's outpouring, from the WSB archive.
Bill talks The Masters and breaks it down for golf insiders and outsiders, sharing his contenders for the green jacket and the appeal of Augusta National.
Scott joins AMN and discusses a fascinating and little-known provision of Georgia law pertaining to Death Row inmates and shares the final statement of the state's most recently executed inmate.
Kerwin joins AMN to discuss Marjorie Taylor-Greene and her efforts to unseat House Speaker Mike Johnson, and takes a look at her national impact.
Brett sits down with AMN to discuss former President Donald Trump's Wednesday visit to Atlanta, the latest developments on the presidential fundraising battle, and the one guest Brett is watching out for.
Clark looks at why the new student aid application rollout has been a disaster and how it's affecting students and their parents.
Jeff joins AMN to discuss Georgia's opioid settlement and where specifically he wants that money to be spent.
Christina goes in depth on the eclipse and explains why we won't see another one on this continent for almost 20 years!
Scott joins AMN to discuss the latest developments in Washington, including a new internet privacy bill and the status of aid to Ukraine.
Linda marks the 6-month anniversary of the war between Israel and Hamas and reports on the latest developments on the ground, including the fallout from the Israeli strike that killed seven civilian aid workers in Gaza.
The dean joins AMN to discuss KSU's new AI Masters program and shares why he think the development of AI is going to change how we communicate forever.
Scott brings us to the small Gwinnett County live music venue with a national reputation. They've kept the music playing every Saturday night for 60 years!
A timely chat with Mark, who discusses storms, climate change & your homeowners' insurance rates.
The CDC's Dr. Nirav Shah and Emory's Dr. Jodie Guest explain the impact of a Bird Flu infection spreading from dairy cows to a human worker in Texas and whether we're at risk of a bigger outbreak.
The cybersecurity expert tells us how we can-and why we should-protect ourselves in the age of hacks and data breaches in wake of the latest attack on AT&T.
The local technology company's Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Parent Officer discusses bills to legislate kids' access to social media, and what parents can do to control their kids' access to the Internet.
Scott breaks down the latest issues on Capitol Hill, including Marjorie Taylor-Greene's moves against the Speaker of the House, and the Federal response to the Baltimore bridge disaster.
Herschel discusses how the world's busiest airport is expecting to handle the holiday travel rush and how you can have a stress-free trip to the airport.
Scott MacFarlane talks to AMN about Congress' response to the Baltimore bridge disaster and Marjorie Taylor Greene's efforts to unseat House Speaker Mike Johnson.
Scott sits down with the Aflac CEO, who discusses longevity and success in the business world, and looks at how his company and WSB listeners' long-term commitment to battling childhood cancer is paying dividends.
The Baltimore-based reporter joins AMN to discuss the latest developments in the tragedy at the Francis Scott Key Bridge and how long it might take to rebuild.
The AJC's Braves beat reporter Justin Toscano previews the team and their high expectations in advance of Opening Day.
The Miami-based reporter talks to Judd Hickinbotham about the allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs and the Federal raids on his property.
Rossman talks to Judd Hickinbotham about the impact of credit card debt in the U.S. and Georgia and how to reduce your credit card debt.
Jonathan is under the Gold Dome discussing the final few days of the Georgia legislative session.
The senator went on CBS' "Face the Nation" to talk polling that shows Biden behind Trump and how he thinks the US should approach the war in Gaza.
The senator discusses postal problems in Metro Atlanta, including potentially criminal activities.
The extraordinary story of the World War II fighter pilot who is back at the controls for his 100th birthday.
He went from being a UGA student to making $30K a month as a full-time social media influencer.
TikTok could soon be banned in the U.S. What does the future hold for TikTok influencers?
St. Patrick's Day is Sunday. It's a milestone for one of the biggest St. Patrick's Day parties just a short drive from Atlanta.
It's now official. It's a Biden v. Trump rematch for the presidency. What is the pulse of voters the second time around?
The Georgia primary is today. What is the mood of the voters on both sides of the political aisle?
A look ahead to today's Georgia primary as the country moves closer to a Biden v. Trump rematch in November.
The dangers of drowsy driving are real, especially after a time change to Daylight Saving. How to stay awake on the roads.
Super Tuesday is over & Georgia's primary looms next week. Is there anything left to vote for?
He joins AMN every week with the latest news from Washington, including a not that Super Tuesday.
Hear his thoughts on the new "Laken Riley Act" and if he wants the Southern border closed
The deadline for Fulton County has come and passed with no leak of information. Is the threat over?
It's almost time to Play Ball! This week's Georgia looks at Little League Baseball the relationship between parents and umpires.
The results are in from the Michigan Primary. Biden & Trump won easily but there are troubling signs for both looming.
What you need to know about the latest Free Applications for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) changes.
Trump routed Nikki Haley in her home state of South Carolina over the weekend. How long can she afford to stay in the race?
The Governor was kind enough to join AMN to talk about Laken Riley's tragic murder on the UGA campus
It's been nearly two years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began. Is there any end in sight due to the conflict?
The South Carolina primary is approaching. Will it be the end of the road for Nikki Haley?
Scott speaks with music legend Chuck Leavell who is also known as "The Tree Man" ahead of Arbor Day weekend.
It's almost Valentine's Day. What is the most popular treat and how much will it cost you?
Is Joe Biden too old to be running for President? More and more voters are thinking yes.
It's been one year since the Norfolk Southern train derailment caused an environmental nightmare for this small Ohio town
Scott speaks with Bloomberg's Michael Sasson and WSB Consumer Expert Clark Howard about the rising number of squatters in Metro Atlanta homes
What will be the fallout from the deadly drone attack that killed 3 local soldiers in Jordan?
President Biden has said the U.S. "will respond" to the attacks that killed 3 U.S. service members
What is the latest with Trump's efforts to disqualify Fulton County DA Fani Willis and have his case thrown out?
Scott speaks with Sen. Jon Ossoff about a search for a cure for extreme wait times for veterans in need of medical care.
He joins AMN live from New Hampshire where Trump and Haley both have reason to celebrate.
He joins AMN with the latest on the New Hampshire Primary. Does Nikki Haley stand a chance against Trump?
Are Atlanta home prices about to take a dip? Which areas of town are the most vulnerable to see a drop in home prices?
How Metro Atlanta's homeless population struggle to stay warm on these bitter cold nights
The weather outside is dangerously cold. What you need to know about cold weather driving
The Representative from Georgia's 6th Congressional District joins AMN live from Iowa ahead of the Iowa Caucus on Monday
It's been one year since devastating tornadoes tore through the city with more bad weather in forecast for Friday.
He is the Special Asst. to the President for Economic Policy and has the latest inflation numbers
He speaks with WSB's Jonathan O'Brien previewing the upcoming Georgia legislative session
He has insight into the plight of migrants trying to cross the border from Mexico into the U.S.
Love it or hate it, it's one of the most popular Christmas traditions for many families
It's the busiest travel day of the year. What should you expect if you're heading to the airport Friday?
Former President Trump has been taken off the Colorado primary ballot due to insurrection violation
The global logistics expert is on AMN to talk about the Red Sea attacks and why it matters to consumers
The story of a Metro Atlanta hero from the Korean War that's taken over 40 years to tell
There has been a rise in recent hacking cases. What can companies do to keep their information safe?
She joins AMN to talk about her involvement in the GRAMMY salute to 50 Years of Hip-Hop
She joins AMN to talk about her involvement in the GRAMMY salute to 50 Years of Hip-Hop
The Atlanta Botanical Garden's Mary Pat Matheson speaks about the leading Atlanta holiday attraction now getting national recognition
What are the latest truck/freight traffic projections for Georgia, and how will it affect your daily drive?
TIME is expected to announce their choice for Person of the Year. We preview the diverse range of finalists
The runoff election is today to decide that race and several others across the metro area
How your state income tax payment can make a more successful transition to adulthood for Georgia foster children
He joined AMN to discuss Rosalynn Carter's final farewell and what this means for the Carter Center moving forward
He's live at Glenn Memorial Church in anticipation of Rosalynn Carter's memorial celebration
There are security changes at the airport you need to know before you travel this holiday season
He talked about the Biden Xi meeting and how the U.S. can reestablish a relationship with China
Hundreds of protestors gathered outside to protest the Atlanta public safety training facility
Sachs joins AMN to talk about the government shutdown and the impact it will have on you
Election Day was yesterday, how will all the results shape the coming year with a Presidential election looming?
Georgia Dept. of Behavioral Health & Development Disabilities Commissioner Kevin Tanner
The Fed interest rate decision is expected later on Wednesday. What does it mean for consumers?
A federal judge ruled on Thursday Georgia’s redrawn congressional maps violate a section of the Voting Rights Act.
AJC Food & Dining Editor Ligaya Figureas on the 45 restaurants mentioned in the new Michelin guide
Hate crimes continue to rise in metro Atlanta. A Brookhaven neighborhood was the latest target over the weekend.
He joins AMN to talk about Sidney Powell's guilty plea in the GA election interference case
The CBS News Congressional Correspondent joins AMN every Monday with the latest from Capitol Hill
Nir is a Spalding County Reserve Sheriff's Deputy and Former Israeli Counterterror Unit Member who taught hostage rescue training
It's Braves v Phillies in the NLDS for the second year in a row. Can the Braves exact a measure of revenge for last year's loss?
The Braves are looking for another World Series run. What impact does the Braves' postseason success have on the local economy?
There is drama in Washington as House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has been removed. What happens next?
What is considered appropriate work attire for men, and how have the standards changed lately?
A government shutdown was averted in the 23rd hour, but for how long and what's next for Georgians?
The reason for accelerated government testing for 'forever chemicals' in Georgia water supplies with reporter Meris Lutz and chemist Trace Blackmore.
He joins AMN with the latest from the Delta SkyMiles fallout after big changes are announced.
Brian is the Community Security Director with The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta and Secure Community Network
The future of sports on TV is a complicated one. Especially want you just want to see your favorite team.
Netherworld's co-owner Ben Armstrong on his passion for scaring the wits out of people for nearly 30 years.
He spoke with AMN about Gov. Kemp's decision to suspend Georgia's gas tax for the next 30 days
She spoke with former State Superintendent Kathy Cox about her new role as a....bus driver?
What is the probability of a UAW strike later this week, and what impact would it have on you?
Scott speaks with Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper on South Georgia's recovery from Hurricane Idalia.
It's going to be a busy Labor Day weekend in Atlanta. Dragon Con, Black Pride and college football all take center stage downtown
E. Stanly Godbold, Jr. is Professor Emeritus of History at Mississippi State University and the author of Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter: The Georgia Years, 1924-1974.
Mark Meadows is trying to have his case moved to federal court. What impact could his case have on the other co-defendants?
Lega experts join AMN to discuss Trump's next move about being booked at Fulton County Jail
Fulton County prosecutors began presenting their election interference case against former President Donald Trump to a grand jury on Monday.
Scott Slade's Georgia speaks with Brad Raffensperger about Trump and the 2024 presidential election
What is the 'crime train' image holding back mass transit recovery not just in Atlanta, but other major cities?
A new school year is upon us and some schools are bursting at the seams. Richards Woods discusses on AMN
Fulton County kids head back to school on Monday. What does the new school year bring for them?
The USWNT was fortunate to advance at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Who awaits them in the Round of 16?
Congress may be on summer break but there is still plenty going on in Washington this week
Big storms blew through the city Thursday afternoon. We have the latest on storm damage and cleanup.
Questions about lifeguard training continue as Georgians flock to area pools and beaches to escape the summer heat.
Atlanta Braves stock is available to the public. What does this mean for you and the team?
Can the Falcons return to the playoffs this season? Training camp may provide a glimpse of what to expect
The GA Aquarium has a plan to save coral reefs as ocean water temperatures continue to rise
Waters is with Argentum Entertainment in Atlanta and spoke on the potential impact of SAG-AFTRA strike
Former GT star Christopher Eubanks is in the Wimbledon quarterfinals! Hear more about his story and his remarkable run at history.
John Haber discusses the possible impact of a UPS strike on consumers, other shippers, and retailers.
Steve Stanley joins Atlanta's Morning News to discuss summer holiday safety on Lake Lanier.
Kira Caban discusses working from home vs employers' desire for workers to return to the office.
Dr. Thomas joins AMN to talk about the latest Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action
New state laws go into effect later this week on July 1. Our own Sandra Parrish joined AMN to discuss.
What's next for former President Trump after his leaked audio regarding classified documents
Georgia State University's Creative Media Industries Institute Executive Director Brennen Dicker discusses the impact of Georgia's TV & Film industry and the state's tax incentives.
Scott MacFarlane joins Atlanta's Morning News to discuss the weekend's events in Russia.
Rescue crews have detected underwater noises as their oxygen supply reaches critical levels.
AMN provides an update on the rescue efforts deep in the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean
Marlow is the founder and CEO of tech leader FITECHGELB and spoke about the fallout from the latest cyber attack
He joins AMN to discuss the Democrats biggest concern about the 2024 presidential election
Gingrich has a new book out and also spoke with AMN about his podcast and the Trump saga
The Executive Director of the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission talks about medical marijuana and getting access to patients.
Former President Trump is expected to arrive in Miami Monday ahead of Tuesday's arraignment. What lies ahead for him with regards to 2024?
The Georgia senator pops into the AMN studio ahead of his guest hosting slot on The Mark Arum Show
How will the latest indictment affect the former president's bid to reclaim the White House?
The wildfires in Canada are causing dangerous air quality levels in NYC and across the Northeast. The smoke is even reaching North Georgia
RAND's Gun Policy in America initiative provides information on what scientific research can tell us about the effects of gun laws.
Was the PGA Tour / LIV Golf merger really just about the money? Who are the winners and losers of this deal?
The Dutchtown High School marching band in Henry County performed in Normandy, France as part of D-Day tributes. Adams joined AMN live from France.
She's been following the controversial vote by Atlanta City Council to approve funding for a public safety training center
June 6, 1944 is know as D-Day and Bryan reflects on his grandfather's first broadcast account of it
The Dutchtown High School band has been invited to perform in France for a D-Day Memorial event
AMN discusses the latest backlash and boycotting of companies like Chick-Fil-A and Anheuser-Busch
Former VP Mike Pence is set to join a crowded GOP field for 2024, but why won't he speak at Georgia GOP convention?
Wondering what job options are out there for teenagers this summer? The YMCA has teamed up with the City of Atlanta to employ young adults.
He joined Chris Chandler to talk about the fentanyl crisis and the 2024 presidential race
86 year old Mac McLeod of Johns Creek joins Atlanta's Moring News to discuss his military career that included service in Korea and two tours of Vietnam.
Tohm Tran is a US Army combat veteran who was shot in the head serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom. He had a difficult transition once returning home, and he channels these difficulties through stand-up comedy.
Scott Slade talks with Retired USAF Lt Col Jerry Singleton who's resume includes Airforce Chaplain, combat piolet, and 2600 days in captivity as a POW in north Vietnam.
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport spokesman Andrew Gobeil joins AMN to discuss upcoming holiday weekend air travel.
Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend, Scott Slade talks with Retired USAF Lt Col Jerry Singleton who's resume includes Airforce Chaplain, combat piolet, and 2600 days in captivity as a POW in north Vietnam.
Fulton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Mike Looney discusses the end of the current school year, including this year's graduating class who experienced COVID-19 for the first time.
John Floresta, Cobb County Schools Chief Strategy and Accountability Officer discusses the last day of school on Atlanta's Morning News.
UVA Political Scientist Miles Coleman joins AMN to discuss the DeSantis Twitter campaign announcement expected today.
Bloomberg Congressional reporter Billy House joins AMN to discuss the debt ceiling talks.
What went through his mind during the recent Midtown shooting and how can the APD help Fulton County this summer?
MacFarlane joins AMN to talk debt ceiling, Jan 6th hearings and the debate over AI on Capitol Hill
Graduation season is here. One ceremony had special meaning for Scott and the commencement speaker.
Why is GDOT cutting back on their HERO service and what does that mean for drivers across the city?
Sports Illustrated has a familiar face on the cover of their iconic Swimsuit Issue, and she's older than the President!
MacFarlane talks about the situation at the USA-Mexico border after the end of Title 42.
The disbarred Georgia attorney will go to trial for the brutal killing of his mother. Merritt was missing for eight months after the murder.
Sganga is in Brownsville, Texas discussing what she's seeing on the ground as the pandemic-era policy ended late last week.
In addition to the Coca-Cola recipe, there's another valuable secret that the company is holding on to.
AMN's Chris Chandler speaks with CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg regarding airport delays and what you need to know if you are affected.
How many UGA players will hear their name called this weekend as the NFL Draft begins Thursday night?
WSB Consumer Advocate has more on what Bed Bath & Beyond's bankruptcy means for consumers.
WSB's Edgar Treiguts talks with Bally Sports Braves' TV voice Brandon Gaudin about the team's hot start and home opener.
A 15-year-old Gwinnett County girl is being credited with a bill that’s headed to the Governor’s desk dealing with parental rights.
Former Pres. Jimmy Carter is known for his ties to Plains in South Georgia. But few know he also spent time regularly in North Georgia over the four decades following his presidency.
On Wednesday, Georgia Congressman Barry Loudermilk joined Atlanta’s Morning News to weigh in on President Biden's State of the Union address.
Two men incarcerated for a Floyd County murder they didn’t commit 25 years ago, are free this morning and will be spending their first Christmas with family in more than two decades.
Over the last week, Covid numbers have increased by nearly fifty percent, according to the state. Alexander Millman, M.D., Chief Medical Officer with the Georgia Department of Public Health spoke with WSB's Sabrina Cupit this week about the spike in numbers.
An icon is closing in North Georgia that has been a stop for political candidates for more than three decades, WSB's Sandra Parrish reports.
The ivory-billed woodpecker was declared extinct in 2019, but now some people claim to have seen it and it may be right here in Georgia.
The largest fundraising campaign in the 107-year history of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta is underway, and the hospital is hoping you will be a part of it.
By all accounts, 38-year-old Zach Adams is a walking miracle. The doctors and nurses who treated him, didn’t expect him to live, much less return to the job he was called to do--preach.
Hope Worldwide has set up the Hope Center in Chisinau, Moldova. It is a temporary shelter that provides a place to sleep, wash clothes, shower, and eat to Ukrainian refugees fleeing their country. They are also providing help in relocating families to new countries.
Interview with Sergei Makovetsky, a dentist from Odessa, Ukraine who fled to Moldova with his wife and 8-year-old son. He crossed the border just half an hour before the Ukrainian government started detaining men of fighting age.
Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia recently returned to his roots at Brookwood High School, where he graduated in 2000, to give back to the school he credits, in part, to where he is today.
An Atlanta-area couple who fosters children reminds us how significant just one toy can be to a foster child. WSB’s Sandra Parrish now with their story.”
Giving a foster child a gift that they’ll remember for a lifetime! WSB’s Robyn Walensky talks with a former GA foster child who is now all grown up, and she is paying it forward in a special way!
Life often comes full circle. WSB’s Edgar Treiguts shares the story of a current DFCS worker who knows first-hand the happiness that comes from giving
WSB's Legal Analysts and one of the defendant's attorneys weigh in as the Ahmaud Arbery shooting case opens.
Stone Mountain can’t wait to celebrate on Saturday night. “This is our first one. And we want it to be a grand one.”
Fire officials are working an raging fire at Dunwoody apartment complex after an explosion Monday afternoon.
Christmas will likely look a bit different for all of us this year thanks to the pandemic. But some of Santa’s helpers are doing their best to make sure kids still have the chance to let the Big Man know what they want this year.
On Friday, Oct. 23rd, 95.5 WSB hosted a post debate roundtable following round two between President Trump and Joe Biden. The Atlanta Journal Constitution’s Greg Bluestein, WSB political analyst Bill Crane, WSB talk show hosts Erick Erickson and Eric Von Haessler, joined Judd Hickinbotham Friday morning to discuss the final presidential debate.
Vice President Mike Pence is in Atlanta to meet with Gov. Brian Kemp and gather with restaurant executives to discuss the state's aggressive approach to reopening the economy during the coronavirus pandemic.
President Trump held a previously unscheduled news conference and deemed churches and other houses of worship “essential" and called on governors to allow them to reopen this weekend.
President Trump held a previously unscheduled news conference and deemed churches and other houses of worship “essential" and called on governors to allow them to reopen this weekend.
Gov. Brian Kemp held press conference to discuss updates on the coronavirus pandemic in Georgia Image
Gov. Brian Kemp held press conference to discuss updates on the coronavirus pandemic in Georgia Image
Gov. Kemp joined Erick Erickson to discuss some great news for Georgia. For the first time since April 8th, Georgia is now below 1000 COVID-19 hospitalizations.
Gov. Brian Kemp and state officials gave an update on the state’s response to the coronavirus crisis.
Gov. Brian Kemp sits down with Erick Erickson to discuss his decision to lift the shelter-in-place for Georgia.
Members of the Coronavirus Task Force brief reporters at the White House on the latest developments and the administration’s response.
Members of the Coronavirus Task Force brief reporters at the White House on the latest developments and the administration’s response.
Members of the Coronavirus Task Force brief reporters at the White House on the latest developments and the administration’s response.
Members of the Coronavirus Task Force brief reporters at the White House on the latest developments and the administration’s response.
Members of the Coronavirus Task Force brief reporters at the White House on the latest developments and the administration’s response.
Members of the Coronavirus Task Force brief reporters at the White House on the latest developments and the administration’s response.
Jamie Kelley, who benefited from Clark’s Christmas Kids over the years, is thankful children like her aren’t forgotten for the holiday.
America's education gap is not just between white and black—it is between the ‘haves’ and the ‘have-nots,’ and a startling example of it is in Atlanta.
WSB's Sandra Parrish reports: Triathlon community comes together to find missing dog in Cobb County.
Devon Gales, the Southern University football player paralyzed during a game against the University of Georgia in 2015, is finally in his brand-new handicap-accessible home in Jackson County.
Det. Vince Velazquez sums up the best police chief in one word for WSB Radio's Veronica Waters.
Det. Vince Velazquez discusses the positive impact of having a police force that represents the community.
Det. Vince Velazquez says a police department's leadership is responsible for 'inspecting what they expect' from their officers.
WSB Radio's Veronica Waters asks Det. Vince Velazquez for his thoughts on what a recent Roswell Police audit says about the department's lack of leadership.
WSB’s Scott Slade recently spoke with with American Cancer Society Interim Chief Medical Office Dr. Leonard Lichtenfeld ahead of the organization’s annual “Don’t Fry Day.”
Governor Kemp tells WSB's Scott Slade he is “beyond frustrated” over the lack of disaster aid for south Georgia.
One of the biggest tourist towns in North Georgia becomes the latest to pass restrictions on short term rentals like those through Airbnb and VRBO.
As we get the occasional sunny and 70-degree days in Spring, people get the itch to plant flowers and start vegetable gardens.
Gov. Brian Kemp speaks with WSB's Scott Slade after touring destruction left behind by tornadoes that ripped through the southeast.
WSB's Pete Combs, in Lee County, Alabama, talks to Scott Slade and Kirk Mellish about the tornado damage.
"It’s amazing what you can push your body beyond, based on what's between your ears," Tim Crockett tells WSB Radio's Edgar Treiguts.
Research from Georgia State University finds same-sex social interactions among women to be more rewarding than males, and females are more sensitive to the rewarding actions of oxytocin.
Research from Georgia State University finds same-sex social interactions among women to be more rewarding than males, and females are more sensitive to the rewarding actions of oxytocin.
Research from Georgia State University finds same-sex social interactions among women to be more rewarding than males, and females are more sensitive to the rewarding actions of oxytocin.
Research from Georgia State University finds same-sex social interactions among women to be more rewarding than males, and females are more sensitive to the rewarding actions of oxytocin.
Jason Rochester and Cecilia Gonzalez had been married more than 10 years when President Trump's rollback of Obama immigration policy left his wife subject to deportation.
Governor Kemp joined WSB Radio’s Scott Slade Thursday morning to discuss a plan that would authorize his office to pursue Medicaid waivers to give the state more flexibility in using federal health care funding.
A rare disease took our Washington correspondent Jamie Dupree's voice in 2016. This is the story of his search for answers, and his triumphant return to the airwaves.
A rare disease took our Washington correspondent Jamie Dupree's voice in 2016. This is the story of his search for answers, and his triumphant return to the airwaves.
Two months after he covered Hurricane Michael's landfall on the Florida Panhandle, WSB's Pete Combs returns to report on residents' holiday season amid the rubble. Aired 12/18/18.
Reviewing President Trump's remarks, Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) joined WSB Radio host Scott Slade Wednesday morning for a candid discussion on the 'state of the union.'
The six-week trial was a sensation in metro Atlanta and made national headlines: a prominent lawyer accused of murdering his wife in bizarre fashion; he claimed it was an accident. After five days of deliberation--and what seemed to be clear hints otherwise--the jury finds Tex McIver guilty of Felony Murder.
The six-week trial was a sensation in metro Atlanta and made national headlines: a prominent lawyer accused of murdering his wife in bizarre fashion; he claimed it was an accident. After five days of deliberation--and what seemed to be clear hints otherwise--the jury finds Tex McIver guilty of Felony Murder.
A rare disease took our Washington correspondent Jamie Dupree's voice in 2016. This is the story of his search for answers, and his triumphant return to the airwaves.
Two months after he covered Hurricane Michael's landfall on the Florida Panhandle, WSB's Pete Combs returns to report on residents' holiday season amid the rubble. Aired 12/18/18.
On the 50th anniversary of MLK's assassination, WSB archival audio and original interviews relive one of the most significant weeks in Atlanta's history.
With the Georgia Bulldogs in the Rose Bowl for the first time in 75 years, and our news and sports staffers on scene in Pasadena, we decided to try a live and locally-produced pre-pregame special. It was a blast. Here is the first segment of our two-hour program.
As of July 1st, it became illegal to talk on, use, or even touch your cellphone while behind the wheel--easily the biggest change for drivers here since seat belts were made mandatory. This series of reports was designed to help Georgians get ready. 1) How the law works. 2) Will people really put their phones down? 3) How to equip your car. 4) A personal story of distracted driving. 5) How your phone can betray you, if you lie to police. 6) Which cities are/aren't offering grace periods. 7) Exemptions.
WSB State Capitol Reporter Sandra Parrish covers the introduction, debate, and passage of the state's Hands-Free law, which put restrictions on cellphone use while driving--the biggest change for Georgia drivers in years.
The six-week trial was a sensation in metro Atlanta and made national headlines: a prominent lawyer accused of murdering his wife in bizarre fashion; he claimed it was an accident. After five days of deliberation--and what seemed to be clear hints otherwise--the jury finds Tex McIver guilty of Felony Murder.
October 10, 2018 5:00 PM newscast. Hurricane Michael roars ashore along the Florida panhandle and will soon threaten parts of Georgia.
Fielding nearly a dozen reporters, WSB hosts, and staff analysts, it was all hands on deck for what many called "the most important midterm of our lifetime". Our coverage included contributions from our Cox sister outlets in Atlanta and Florida. Here is a representative segment, 10:00-10:30 PM, with network updates and commercial breaks deleted.
WSB Sports Director Jay Black covers celebrations after Atlanta United wins the MLS Cup, after only two seasons in Atlanta.
With the Georgia Bulldogs in the Rose Bowl for the first time in 75 years, and our news and sports staffers on scene in Pasadena, we decided to try a live and locally-produced pre-pregame special. It was a blast. Here is the first segment of our two-hour program.
Two months after he covered Hurricane Michael's landfall on the Florida Panhandle, WSB's Pete Combs returns to report on residents' holiday season amid the rubble. Aired 12/18/18.
WSB State Capitol Reporter Sandra Parrish covers the introduction, debate, and passage of the state's Hands-Free law, which put restrictions on cellphone use while driving--the biggest change for Georgia drivers in years.
Submitted for APME and RTNDA for judges' consideration. the six-week trial was a sensation in metro Atlanta and made national headlines: a prominent lawyer accused of murdering his wife in bizarre fashion; he claimed it was an accident. After five days of deliberation--and what seemed to be clear hints otherwise--the jury finds Tex McIver guilty of Felony Murder.
On the 50th anniversary of MLK's assassination, WSB archival audio and original interviews relive one of the most significant weeks in Atlanta's history.
It's 7:00 AM on "Atlanta's Morning News", as metro residents have been shaken awake by an earthquake!
October 10, 2018 5:00 PM newscast. Hurricane Michael roars ashore along the Florida panhandle and will soon threaten parts of Georgia.
As of July 1st, it became illegal to talk on, use, or even touch your cellphone while behind the wheel--easily the biggest change for drivers here since seat belts were made mandatory. This series of reports was designed to help Georgians get ready. 1) How the law works. 2) Will people really put their phones down? 3) How to equip your car. 4) A personal story of distracted driving. 5) How your phone can betray you, if you lie to police. 6) Which cities are/aren't offering grace periods. 7) Exemptions.
Tierce describes the pride Cartersville High School feels today over Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
Mark Arum and Jay Black sat down with experts this week to preview the 2018 SEC Championship.
Mark Arum and Jay Black sat down with experts this week to preview the 2018 SEC Championship.
WSB consumer expert Clark Howard weighs in on a Marriott data breach that left 500M hotel guests' info compromised.
KSU grad student Meghan was outside the Social Sciences building when she and others heard the crash nearby.
Concern is mounting here in Georgia and nationally about an outbreak of a mystery disease that can cause paralysis in children.
Heath Reporter Sabrina Cupit is learning more about Acute Flaccid Myelitis, also known as AFM:
Democratic candidate for GA Governor Stacey Abrams joins WSB’s Atlanta Morning News team.
WSB Radio's Condace Pressley speaks with Omarosa about the recent op-ed submitted to the NYT on the Trump White House.
Herman Cain talks about the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
A special presentation from WSB Radio on the 50th anniversary of the death of Dr. Martin Luther Jr.
Submitted to APME, GABBY, and RTDNA for judges' consideration: A fire that began beneath an Interstate 85 overpass forced both lanes of the busy interstate to close on March 30. The blaze burned with such intensity that it destroyed the concrete and steel overpass. Construction crews rushed to rebuild the overpass. Prosecutors accused a homeless man of setting the fire but then agreed to transfer his case to a behavioral health treatment court, which raises the possibility that charges against him could be dropped if he completes the program. Our entry consists of 27 minutes of continuing coverage of the collapse, the subsequent commutes and construction updates through the reopening of the bridge after six weeks of rapid reconstruction.
Submitted to APME, GABBY and RTDNA for judges' consideration: Georgia is named as one of the worst states for Opioid addiction in the country. WSB Health reporter Sabrina Cupit covered the crisis throughout 2017.
Submitted to APME, GABBY, and RTDNA for judges' consideration: WSB Radio Sportscast from the morning of December 8 2017. Hours earlier, the Atlanta Falcons came from behind to upset the New Orleans Saints to keep their playoff hopes alive. Additionally, the Georgia Bulldogs are headed to the College Football Playoff with a date for the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Jay Black reports.
Submitted to APME, GABBY and RTDNA for judges' consideration: WSB Radio Sportscast from the morning of February 6, 2017. Hours earlier, the Atlanta Falcons gave up 25 unanswered points to lose Super Bowl 51 to Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. Jay Black reports.
Submitted to APME, GABBY and RTDNA for judges' consideration: Surprise! Snow falls on a Friday afternoon. It was shades of 2014's "snow-mageddon" with snarled traffic for some, a great start to the weekend for others. Reported by WSB's Chris Chandler.
Submitted to APME, GABBY and RTDNA for judges' consideration, Atlanta's Morning News from the morning of March 31, 2017. This is the first morning rush hour following the collapse of the I85 bridge. Traffic is a major issue and daily story in Atlanta, and commuters either stayed home or headed to work unsure of how the collapse would impact rides on the metro areas other interstates.
Submitted to APME, GABBY, and RTDNA for judges' consideration: It was an intense three days. Two middle Georgia corrections officers began their day as normal - taking a group of inmates on a bus to a work detail. Then they were overpowered, lost their guns and were shot and killed. Two of the inmates had been plotting their escape and what followed was a three day manhunt across two states. Even the Georgia Lottery offered a portion of ticket sales to the reward fund. Barely 72 hours after the murders and their escape, the two inmates were arrested in Tennessee. For judge's consideration are excerpts of WSB Radio News coverage of the story.
Submitted to APME, GABBY and RTDNA fr judges' consideration: a sample of WSB Radio’s nine days of coverage from Super Bowl 51 in Houston Texas. WSB sports director Jay Black followed the Falcons and their fans every step of the way during their quest for their first championship in franchise history that ended with a second-half collapse never seen in Super Bowl history.
Submitted to APME, GABBY, and RTDNA for judges' consideration: On the south side of Atlanta there is a growing problem with human trafficking. You don't have to go very far to find the victims. They are scattered between the strip clubs, sex shops and gas stations along Fulton Industrial Boulevard. The girls, each with their own story, are there waiting under the watchful and threatening eye of their pimp. January is "Human Trafficking Awareness Month" and Atlanta tops the list for cities where it's happening the most. WSB's Sabrina Cupit reports.
Submitted to APME, GABBY, and RTDNA for judges consideration: Corrections Officers Killed On a Tuesday morning in June, two Georgia corrections officers were taking inmates to a work detail when they were overcome and killed leading to a three day manhunt across 2 states. For judges’ consideration are excerpts of WSB Radio news coverage of the story.
Submitted to APME, GABBY, and RTDNA for judges consideration: Breaking news coverage of the collapse of the I85 bridge during the afternoon rush hour on March 30, 2017. It started as a fire underneath one of the most significant overpasses in the city. What followed was the complete collapse of the bridge. Experts speculated it would take months to clear the debris and rebuild the bridge. The work was completed in six weeks thanks to million dollar incentives offered the contractor hired to do the work. For judges consideration are excerpts of WSB Radio news and traffic coverage of the collapse and the morning after.
Triple Team Traffic joins Scott Slade to discuss the traffic expected at SunTrust Park on Opening Day.
Right after being declared the winner of the Republican Congressional primary Isakson called WSB.
Round table discussion with Herman Cain, Neal Boortz, Jamie Dupree, Bill Crane and Scott Slade