In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

Previewing the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, which kicks off on Monday. Plus, the latest update on the George Santos case.

Recapping the week on the campaign trail and pulling back the curtains on President Biden's thoughts on stepping aside and being replaced on the ticket.

GDOT Deputy Commissioner Meg Pirkle, Commissioner Russell McMurry, and WSB's Smilin' Mark McKay explain the planned expansion and how well the current express lanes are already working.

The Atlanta live music legend who's putting a North Georgia town on the map

The counterterrorism expert discusses the volatile situation in the Middle East, especially the pending Iranian attack on Israel.

Discussing the latest developments in the Middle East and the anticipated Iranian strike on Israel.

WSB's Veronica Waters talks to Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper about the big DEA bust and impact cartels have on local farmers.

The industry analyst looks more closely at the alarming amount of credit card debt Americans are racking up since the pandemic.

Discussing in-depth the weekend interview with President Biden and previewing the week ahead on Capitol Hill and on the campaign trail.

Recapping the extremely busy week on the campaign trail and looking ahead to the first Trump-Harris debate.

Discusses the damage done to Delta's reputation after the recent CrowdStrike disruptions and whether that damage is permanent or not.

Scott speaks with Commissioner Kevin Tanner of the Georgia Department of Behavorial Health and Developmental Disabilities about Georgia's 9-8-8 crisis line, which is so effective that it's become a national model for doing it right.

Breaking down Kamala Harris' decision on her running mate in the 2024 presidential election and what the polling may look like in a few more weeks.

Discusses the improving mental health among younger Americans with WSB Health Reporter Sabrina Cupit.

Giving the latest information on Hurricane Debby and its impacts on southeastern Georgia.

The senior analyst discusses Wall Street's bad day and shares his thoughts on the possibility of a recession.

Provides a live update on Hurricane Debby from the area where the hurricane made landfall.

Discussing the new multi-lingual learning programs and other developments as the school year begins today.

Reaction to the diplomatic gymnastics that resulted in the biggest prisoner exchange since the Cold War between the West and Russia.

Discussing the college's new plan to include AI teaching assistants in the classroom.

The superintendent lays out his biggest hopes and fears for the upcoming school year as students return to class in Forsyth County.

Jason Lee, CEO of utility contractor Integral Municipal Services Corporation and president of the Georgia Utility Contractors Association, describes the work already underway to update Atlanta's aging water system.

The newly hired superintendent explains her district's biggest challenges and tries to find common ground with parents who opposed her hiring in the first place.

As the new school year dawns, the superintendent lays out the school system's goals for 2024-25 and explains their new policy on cell phones in class.

Live from Paris, we get the latest updates on Team USA in the Olympics and take a look at the opening ceremony controversy.