In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

The senator sits down with AMN and lays out his expectations on the Capitol Hill hearing into the US Postal Service and his vision for the service's future.

Mettler joins AMN to discuss the latest updates on the Baltimore bridge collapse's criminal probe.

Professor Jennings takes a deep dive on the trial of former President Donald Trump and what it means for the country.

Scott previews what promises to be a hectic week in Washington and looks at the tension between the Biden Administration and Israel over the war in Gaza.

The pop culture expert talks to AMN about how controversial films and other media can still be shown in today's hyper-sensitive culture and why "Gone With the Wind" still endures.

We lost Captain Herb Emory ten years ago today. WSB's beloved longtime helicopter traffic reporter was also active in countless community volunteer activities and events. He suffered a heart attack as he helped a stopped driver in Douglas County. Hear Atlanta's outpouring, from the WSB archive.

Bill talks The Masters and breaks it down for golf insiders and outsiders, sharing his contenders for the green jacket and the appeal of Augusta National.

Scott joins AMN and discusses a fascinating and little-known provision of Georgia law pertaining to Death Row inmates and shares the final statement of the state's most recently executed inmate.

Kerwin joins AMN to discuss Marjorie Taylor-Greene and her efforts to unseat House Speaker Mike Johnson, and takes a look at her national impact.

Brett sits down with AMN to discuss former President Donald Trump's Wednesday visit to Atlanta, the latest developments on the presidential fundraising battle, and the one guest Brett is watching out for.

Clark looks at why the new student aid application rollout has been a disaster and how it's affecting students and their parents.

Jeff joins AMN to discuss Georgia's opioid settlement and where specifically he wants that money to be spent.

Christina goes in depth on the eclipse and explains why we won't see another one on this continent for almost 20 years!

Scott joins AMN to discuss the latest developments in Washington, including a new internet privacy bill and the status of aid to Ukraine.

Linda marks the 6-month anniversary of the war between Israel and Hamas and reports on the latest developments on the ground, including the fallout from the Israeli strike that killed seven civilian aid workers in Gaza.

The dean joins AMN to discuss KSU's new AI Masters program and shares why he think the development of AI is going to change how we communicate forever.

Scott brings us to the small Gwinnett County live music venue with a national reputation. They've kept the music playing every Saturday night for 60 years!

A timely chat with Mark, who discusses storms, climate change & your homeowners' insurance rates.

The CDC's Dr. Nirav Shah and Emory's Dr. Jodie Guest explain the impact of a Bird Flu infection spreading from dairy cows to a human worker in Texas and whether we're at risk of a bigger outbreak.

The cybersecurity expert tells us how we can-and why we should-protect ourselves in the age of hacks and data breaches in wake of the latest attack on AT&T.

The local technology company's Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Parent Officer discusses bills to legislate kids' access to social media, and what parents can do to control their kids' access to the Internet.

Scott breaks down the latest issues on Capitol Hill, including Marjorie Taylor-Greene's moves against the Speaker of the House, and the Federal response to the Baltimore bridge disaster.

Herschel discusses how the world's busiest airport is expecting to handle the holiday travel rush and how you can have a stress-free trip to the airport.

Scott MacFarlane talks to AMN about Congress' response to the Baltimore bridge disaster and Marjorie Taylor Greene's efforts to unseat House Speaker Mike Johnson.

Scott sits down with the Aflac CEO, who discusses longevity and success in the business world, and looks at how his company and WSB listeners' long-term commitment to battling childhood cancer is paying dividends.