In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

Reporting from Apalachee High School in the wake of the shooting there Wednesday.

Hearing from GBI Director Chris Hosey on the investigation into the Apalachee High School shooting and from an Apalachee High School parent recounting her experience on the tragic day.

A law enforcement intelligence analyst discusses whether there were any failures in the process after the alleged Apalachee High School shooter threatened to commit a school shooting a year ago.

How an Atlanta-based company's newly-deployed early warning technology may have kept the Apalachee High School shooting from being even worse.

The Georgia governor expresses his condolences to the families of victims and discusses whether it's time to discuss policy changes in the wake of the shooting.

A deep dive on local and national economic headlines and how they might sway voters in the upcoming presidential election,

Getting the latest information on Washington's attempts to broker a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas in their months-old war and other developments in the political sphere.

The former Children's Healthcare of Atlanta brain cancer patient and current UGA freshman takes us into her design process for her shirt.

Recapping Kamala Harris and Tim Walz's interview on CNN.

With football practices now underway, the doctor discusses the guidelines that have significantly reduced the amount of heat illness and injuries.

Previewing the big convention that brings all manner of cosplayers, gamers, and fantasy fans to Atlanta.

Griffin/Spalding Archivist Cindy Barton talks about John Henry "Doc" Holliday. Though there is plenty of evidence of his birth and youth in Griffin, GA, and how he became a dentist, mystery surrounds many of the events that made him a legend. The Griffin Doc Holliday Festival is the Saturday after Labor Day at the Griffin City Park with arts, crafts, a BBQ contest, and reenactments that Include th...

What Georgians can expect in the next 10 weeks as our battleground state becomes the center of the political world.

Previewing the Harris / Walz campaign's upcoming trip to southeastern Georgia.

With the killing of two Georgia law enforcement officers, Alexander discusses the rise in violence against these officers and shares his thoughts on why people still become law enforcement officers.

Previewing the final stretch in the presidential race and what we can expect from both campaigns as Election Day approaches. Plus, the latest developments from the Middle East.

The Sabato's Crystal Ball analyst discusses what the polls are saying and what could happen as we enter the home stretch of the presidential campaign.

Sharing her thoughts on the DNC and how well they pivoted from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris. Plus, predicting the next few weeks of the presidential campaign.

Recapping the convention, hearing what some undecided voters think of President Harris' speech. and getting former President Trump's thought on the whole affair.

AJC's Helena Oliviero, Roswell SmartMED Medical Care Dr. Luke Lathrop, and State Epidemilogist Dr. Cherie Drenzek discuss the evidence of a notable late summer increase in COVID cases in Georgia.

Clark joins AMN to talk mortgage rates and the state of the housing market.

Previewing the big speeches for the final two nights of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

Recapping night one of the DNC and looking ahead to the rest of the convention.

Getting to the bottom of high grocery prices and explaining whether proposed anti-price gouging measures would help shoppers.

As the Democratic National Convention gets underway in Chicago, Lau discusses how the party plans to re-introduce Vice President Harris to the country as a presidential candidate.