7,000 students compete with SkillsUSA in Atlanta
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Nearly 7,000 students from across the country compete in Atlanta this week, showing off skills that could shape America's future workforce. Our Chris Rosenthal takes us inside the massive conference at the Georgia World Congress Center.

AJC report exposes unlicensed physicians, fake procedures
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An Atlanta Journal-Constitution investigation is raising questions about patient safety and medical oversight in Georgia. The report found hundreds of clinics across the state are offering controversial and often unproven treatments, while regulators take little action. AJC reporter Carrie Teegardin joins us to break down the findings.

Hurricane prep is underway as NC remains traumatized
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Asheville has approved emergency funds to purchase a building for a standalone operations center while local residents continue to struggle with storm trauma, according to county officials. Chelsea Torres has the story.

Marietta man accused of recording person in shower

A Marietta man is facing criminal charges after police say he secretly recorded a person showering.

1,200 cyclists tour 400 miles of Georgia, pit stop at Trilith
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Over a thousand cyclists are participating in a 400-mile bicycle tour across Georgia. This year's tour route traverses the state of Georgia, beginning in Chattanooga and ending in Columbus.

Georgia drought eases after weeks of soaking rains

New drought data shows major improvements across Georgia following weeks of above-average rainfall.

Drought conditions improving in Georgia
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New drought data shows major improvements across Georgia following weeks of above-average rainfall.

17 American Revolution cannons recovered, displayed in Savannah
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17 cannons have been found at the bottom of the Savannah River. Experts believe these cannons sank to the bottom of the river during the American Revolution. They will be on display at the Savannah History Museum as part of the celebrations this July 4th for America's 250th birthday.

Water begins flowing into Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after renovations

Water began flowing back into the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Thursday following weeks of renovations to coat its massive granite basin.

Federal investigation launched into MARTA safety
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Two recent attacks on MARTA trains have prompted the federal government to launch an immediate investigation into Atlanta's public transportation network. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy ordered the probe after a woman died, and a man was severely wounded.

Update on overnight shootings that left 3 injured
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A series of shootings in Atlanta late Wednesday night and early Thursday left 3 people with injuries and several people under arrest. Here's the latest information on each shooting. 

Georgia grocery costs rank 11th highest in U.S.

Georgia households spend an average of $8,960 a year on groceries, the 11th-highest total in the nation.

Puppy sale turns violent in Atlanta robbery, shooting

A woman and her child narrowly escaped injury after a puppy sale turned violent in northwest Atlanta, according to police.

Two sisters wounded in southwest Atlanta shooting, 4 arrested

Atlanta police are investigating an early morning shooting that left two women injured at a southwest Atlanta apartment complex.

Kemp rejects calls for Centegix investigation by Democrats

Gov. Brian Kemp's office is dismissing Democratic lawmakers' calls for an investigation into school safety contractor Centegix.

Warrant details teacher's alleged relationship with Roswell student

A newly released warrant alleges a former Roswell High School employee engaged in a secret relationship with a 16-year-old student over several months.