In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

The spokesman for the world's busiest airport gives a live look of the situation during the start of a record holiday travel weekend and how you can minimize any hassles when you head to the airport.

The superintendent looks back on the big wins and challenges faced by the school district during the past year as summer vacation approaches.

Scott sits down with Lisa Jenkins, the president of the Georgia Chapter of American Gold Star Mothers. She is the matriarch of a large family of service members and lost a son on active duty several years ago. Scott's in-depth conversation with Jenkins can be heard on WSB's Memorial Day program.

Chris Chandler and Dr. Looney discuss FCSD's successes and challenges and the ways the district is adapting to modern times as the 2023-24 school year comes to a close.

With the Georgia primaries in the rear-view window, the professor recaps the big elections and issues and lays out the road to November.

Today is the last day of school in Cobb and the superintendent is looking back on the academic year and speaks on controversial book bans in the school district.

Bankrate's Ted Rossman and WSB's Clark Howard discuss high mortgage rates and how the current mortgage environment is more in line with historical trends.

The courtroom reporter explains how the jury reacted to the latest blow-up in the Trump hush money trial, how Michael Cohen's admission affects his credibility. and whether Trump will take the stand in his own defense.

What the death of the Iranian president means to the unstable geopolitical situation

We get the view from London on the death of Iran's president and the potential political fallout from his death at home and abroad.

Jonathan spoke to Morehouse College students to get their true feelings on President Joe Biden's upcoming commencement address at the historically black college.

Nancy previews President Biden's weekend trip to Atlanta and his potential return trip in June to debate former president Trump,

Scott pulls back the cover on the little-known Georgia agency at the tip of the spear thwarting bad actors from hacking American infrastructure.

The courtroom reporter discusses the Trump defense team's cross examination of star prosecution witness and former Trump fixer Michael Cohen at the former president's hush money trial in New York.

Panedka discusses on the state of AI at work in Atlanta.

After almost a quarter-century, the GBI cold case unit that is partially named after murder victim Tara Baker has arrested the person that they believe killed her.

Reporting from outside the Trump trial courthouse in New York, Charalambous discusses star witness Michael Cohen's testimony against the former president and forecasts the defense's upcoming cross-examination.

Jonathan joins us live from Emory's graduation ceremony in Duluth and describes the atmosphere.

Scott looks at the week ahead in Washington, including previews of some of the high-profile trials of prominent politicians and an explanation of why primaries are still important even with the Presidential candidates long decided.

Nancy explores the deepening rift between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Biden's remarks on the economy.

The star of "To Kill A Mockingbird" at the Fox Theatre talks about taking on a role first played by a Hollywood legend, and what's different about this retelling of the Harper Lee classic.

Making some history, making electricity. The President, Chairman and CEO of Georgia Power talks with Scott Slade about her decades-long connection to the first American nuclear expansion in over 30 years; and now that Plant Vogtle construction is finished, what their customers should know.

The world-famous guitarist, who is returning to Atlanta soon, discusses whether he's thought about hanging up his guitar for good.

The legendary musician shares his thoughts on the world and the similarities he sees from the Woodstock era.

We get the latest updates on ceasefire talks in the Israel-Hamas war and Washington's take on the developments.