In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

Getting the latest on the G7 Summit, including the president's reaction to the situation in the Middle East and the conviction of his son on firearms charges.

Discussing the large increase in property tax assessments nationwide and what a reduction of property taxes might mean for local governments.

Scott's speaking with Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr about the letter he's fired off to the Chairwoman of the FCC, imploring the Commission to grant Georgia and other states the authority to jam cellphone signals in jails and state prisons. Thousands of contraband cellphones are confiscated yearly, and they are largely used to perpetrate crimes and scams both inside and outside the prison wal...

Taking stock of twin violent incidents in Atlanta including a bus hijacking and a shooting at the Peachtree Center. We hear from officials and a former DA who was in the wrong place at the wrong time twice.

The local pastor gives us the rundown on the big Southern Baptist Convention, including the reasoning on its decision to kick out congregations that have female pastors.

With the jury deliberating Hunter Biden's fate on firearms charges, Rosenbaum discusses whether a conviction is forthcoming and whether the president's son will face jail time if convicted.

With the jury now deliberating in the Hunter Biden trial, we look at the high-profile support the president's son gets and the testimony given by many of the women in his life.

Why the polls show about Americans' feelings about border security and Donald Trump's hush money conviction.

Recapping the Hunter Biden trial from Wilmington, DE, and discussing whether Hunter himself will take the stand before the jury gets the case.

Looking back at President Biden's speech in Normandy commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-Day and looking ahead to his speech at Pointe du Hoc on Friday.

We take you inside the courtroom to hear the heartbreaking testimony of Gwinnett County police Lt. Xavier Biggers in the trial of former police officer Miles Bryant, who is charged with the 2022 murder of Susana Morales.

Scott meets with the grandson of a D-Day veteran and learns what he did to follow in his grandfather's footsteps.

The senior industry analyst looks at why it's happening, which group is the stingiest, and which group gets hurt the most by the loss of tip income.

An in-depth discussion on aging infrastructure and how he would tackle the causes of issues like the current water outages in Atlanta.

The Broadway musical actor, playing Marius in Les Misérables at the Fox Theater, speaks about why playing the Fox is different and why Les Mis has endured for generations.

We learn more about the ongoing water crisis in Atlanta and what the councilman wants to do to ensure it doesn't happen again.

We get a preview of the Hunter Biden trial and Congress' reaction to the felony conviction of former president Donald Trump.

We get the reactions from New York and Washington from the conviction of former president Trump in his hush money case.

The longtime UGA football coach was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease three years ago, but as you'll hear, he says, "It's going good; it's just something you have to manage." We'll also talk about why he moved back to Athens and how he sees UGA fitting into the new 12-team college playoff.

Although consumer confidence is higher than it's been in months, Clark explains why many consumers are on what he calls "buyer's strike." Rossman discusses whether he thinks prices will ever go down.

With the Donald Trump hush money trial going to the jury, we learn just exactly what the jury will be deliberating on.

The latest from Capitol Hill, including whether Benjamin Netanyahu will be speaking before Congress and what could happen with a Donald Trump hush money verdict.

Previewing the closing arguments in the Donald Trump hush money case.

The big anime and gaming convention is coming to Atlanta this weekend and we're getting the 411 on the fun and how Momocon gives a buff to the local economy.

Recapping the big state dinner for the President of Kenya and the recent allegations made against the Biden Administration by Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Greene.