In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

The travel guru gives us pointers on the current state of play in the airfare, hotel, and car rental arenas.

What Hunter Biden's pardon means for Joe Biden's legacy and whether it has allowed President-Elect Trump to pardon 1,500 January 6 rioters on Inauguration Day.

Looking at how pardoning Hunter Biden changes Joe Biden's legacy and discussing President-Elect Trump's reaction to the news.

Discussing holiday shopping, grocery prices, and the retail outlook for the new year.

Looking at the latest picks for the Trump cabinet and discussing what's holding up federal disaster relief money for the southeast.

Taking a longer look at grocery prices as we prepare for this week's Thanksgiving feast.

Predicting the next steps for the Trump transition team after the president-elect's first choice for Attorney General withdraws his name from consideration and looking at the latest developments in the war between Russia and Ukraine.

WSB's Austin Eller speaks with Georgia Festival of Trees organizer Angie Ulibarri about the new iteration of the beloved holiday ride.

WSB's Veronica Waters goes in depth on the defense's case in the Laken Riley murder trial including what one defense witness claims Ibarra's brother said.

Atlanta Police Major Kelley Collier explains to the public the potential for thieves to program key fobs to steal your car while it's parked at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and what is being done to deter them.

Looking at the internal resistance to President-Elect Trump's choice for Attorney General and if that means good things for his pick for Secretary of Defense.

The lawyer's take on the Jose Ibarra trial, including her theory on how the defense will try to get a not guilty verdict and the defendant's demeanor in the courtroom.

The reaction from the Kremlin on the White House's decision to allow Ukraine to use American weapons to strike deep inside Russia and what caused President Biden to change course on this decision.

Consumer Energy Alliance President David Holt looks at the staggering increase in energy demand because of AI and data centers and what businesses and governments can do to conserve energy and to get more power on the grid.

Going in-depth on Donald Trump's controversial picks for his Cabinet and whether any of them will face Congressional opposition.

WSB's Veronica Waters on the start of Laken Riley murder suspect Jose Ibarra's bench trial.

Discussing why the suspect in Laken Riley's murder may have opted for a bench trial and how long the bench trial might last.

WSB senior legal analyst Ron Carlson explains why accused murderer Jose Ibarra may have elected to waive his right to a trial by jury.

How President-Elect Trump's personnel choices for his incoming administration look different than in his first term and what some of the choices mean.

With the recent death of a Marietta woman patient who wandered away from her memory care home, Senior Manager of Programs and Services for the Alzheimer’s Association, Georgia Chapter Kim Franklin shares vital information for Georgians whose loved ones are affected by the disease.

Looking at where the various races for the House of Representatives sit after a weekend of ballot counting and getting the postmortem on Congressional races.

Dissecting Election Night and what Democrats need to do to revamp the party.

Discussing the Fed and the Trump effect on the economy.

Looking at the election results from Arizona, including Kari Lake's chances of heading to Capitol Hill and the future of abortion rights in that state.

Looking at the new balance of power on Capitol Hill as more and more elections are called for the House of Representatives and Senate.