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We take a look at the latest Iran updates. As gas prices surge past $3.25 a gallon nationally due to threats in the Strait of Hormuz, many Americans are feeling the pinch at the pump. We speak with financial expert and Exit Wealth CEO Justin Farmer about the financial impacts for average Americans.

Former President Barack Obama delivers a eulogy in Chicago as thousands of mourners and world leaders gather to celebrate the legacy of civil rights icon Reverend Jesse Jackson.

East Roswell Library is selling used books to fund its community classes, including Summer Reading, children’s literacy programs, community events, and adult education classes. In 2025 alone, Friends of East Roswell Library funded more than 240 programs serving over 4,400 participants. Check out their bag sale on Saturday March 7, where you can fill a grocery bag with as many books as you can fit inside and buy the whole bag for five dollars.

Team USA prepares to face Brazil in Houston as the World Baseball Classic showcases global superstars and the international appeal of the game.

Atlanta Police and city officials are clearing a long-standing homeless encampment on Bell Street near Grady Memorial Hospital as part of the "Atlanta Rising" initiative to address unsheltered homelessness. Officials state the move aims to make homelessness "rare, brief, and non-recurring" while offering residents relocation into permanent supportive or rapid housing.

A Douglas County mother is calling for justice and clinging to her faith after her 21-year-old son was shot and killed in Atlanta’s Pittsburgh community. Trevales "Tre" Tolbert Jr. died in a shooting on Coleman Street. The family implores you to come forward if you know anything, saying "silence protects violence."

Laura Day, author of "The Prism: Seven Steps to Heal Your Past and Transform Your Future," joins us for a discussion on how small, anticipatory behavioral shifts can break patterns of lack of motivation and spark significant life changes.

On February 27, 2026, Hall County Sheriff, Gerald Couch, was arrested by the Georgia State Patrol and charged with one count of Driving Under the Influence, Failure to Maintain Lane, and Possession of Open Container of Alcoholic Beverage. Governor Brian Kemp has ordered an investigation into the incident and arrest.

There are multiple bills still under consideration on Crossover Day. If they are not approved today, they will most likely not advance to the governor's desk. 

As Hall County prepares for another planned "teen takeover", Lt. Andre Sykes from the Henry County Police Department shares a warning to parents. We spoke to Keith Lewis Jr., founder of I'm A Father First, about how families can keep their teens from participating in takeovers and how to communicate effectively with teens about peer pressure and safety.

In celebration of the United States of America's 250th anniversary the Freedom Plane National Tour brings real history to Atlanta at the National WWI Museum. Some documents on display include a secret draft of the Constitution from 1787, the Treaty of Paris, and George Washington's Oath of Allegiance.

On Crossover Day, House and Senate bills that don't pass to the other chamber by midnight die in committee. Top bills that still need to pass include House Bill 1223, which would limit public access to police bodycam and dashcam footage, and House Bill 1114, which could eliminate property tax for homeowners by 2032.