Good morning, it's Monday, October 26th. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: In 2019, the Most Reverend Wilton D. Gregory talked about his impending move to Washington to become the first African American to lead that influential archdiocese. The Atlanta archbishop hoped it would send a message to African American, Latino and Asian youths in the archdiocese covering metro Atlanta and North Georgia that “they can dream big.

Good morning, it's Friday, October 23rd. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: A new report by a group that typically monitors political violence abroad named Georgia as one of five high-risk states for far-right militia activity around the November election.

Good morning, it's Thursday, October 22nd. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Savannah State University student Khayree Hasan missed the deadline to return his absentee ballot to vote in the 2016 presidential election, but he’s taking no chances this year. Hasan, 21, who grew up in DeKalb County, plans to return there next week to vote early.

Good morning, it's Wednesday, October 21st. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Some health care providers across Georgia and the rest of the country already are running low on the high-dose flu vaccine recommended for older Americans as many in the public heed warnings about the dangers of contracting the flu and COVID-19 at the same time.

Good morning, it's Tuesday, October 20th.

Good morning, it's Monday, October 19th. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: The first week of early voting once again tested Georgia’s voting system, and technical breakdowns and long waits returned.

Good morning, it's Friday, October 16th. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Under plans greenlighted Thursday by the Trump administration, thousands of Georgia’s poor and uninsured adults who meet a work or activity requirement will soon be eligible for Medicaid, with perhaps 50,000 added to the rolls within two years — if the plans pass legal muster.

Good morning, it's Thursday, October 15th. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Atlanta city officials' use of taxpayer-backed credit cards on business and travel in the fiscal year 2020 still matched the amount that was budgeted for those expenses, despite the city being under a stay-at-home order for months because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Good morning, it's Wednesday, October 14th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit Tuesday over long lines at the polls in Georgia, deciding that election officials — not courts — are responsible for voting equipment, training, and backup plans.

Good morning, it's Tuesday, October 13th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: A mass of motivated Georgia voters overloaded polling places on the first day of early voting Monday, many lining up before doors opened to make sure their ballots would be counted. They were in for long waits, some exceeding eight hours.