Good morning, it's Monday, October 12th. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Communities across metro Atlanta were left cleaning up damage after the remnants of Hurricane Delta passed through the area overnight Saturday. Delta made landfall in southern Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane on Friday.

Good morning, it's Friday, October 9th. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: A lawsuit by a teacher in Paulding County is challenging the way officials from Governor Brian Kemp’s office, the local school board, and State School Superintendent Richard Woods have handled the coronavirus.

Good morning, it's Thursday, October 8th. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Many Georgians have done their part to help fight the coronavirus, Governor Brian Kemp said Wednesday. But with the flu season approaching, it’s not the time to back off safety measures to help fight the virus, the governor said at a COVID-19 media briefing. “Georgians have stepped up to the plate,” Kemp said.

Good morning, it's Wednesday, October 7th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Georgia officials released a report Tuesday showing a 3.6% drop in tax collections in September, but that doesn’t tell the story of the state’s efforts to recover from the COVID-19 shutdown this spring. The state distributed an extra $240 million in tax money to local governments because of reporting errors that dated to 2015.

Good morning, it's Tuesday, October 6th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: It’s taking longer than some Georgia voters expected to receive their absentee ballots. More than two weeks after absentee ballots began to be mailed, voters say they’re anxious for their ballots to arrive in time for the November 3rd election. “I am concerned. My doctor says, ‘Stay at home.

Good morning, it's Monday, October 5th. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: At least six people — including two children — were injured when gunfire erupted at a discount store in northwest Atlanta Sunday afternoon. Investigators determined a fight broke out between a “large crowd” of people near the Star Discount Food store on Joseph E.

Good morning, it's Friday, October 2nd. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: In the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic the state obligated about $1 billion in federal spending for everything from grants, isolation gowns, masks, and mobile facilities to doctors and nurses at hospitals and nursing homes across Georgia, according to a report officials sent the US Department of Treasury.

Good morning, it's Thursday, October 1st. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Governor Brian Kemp on Wednesday extended the state’s coronavirus restrictions an additional two weeks, signing an order that relaxes rules for restaurant and bar employees exposed to the disease.

Good morning, it's Wednesday, September 30th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: A man was charged with aggravated assault after stabbing two people at a MARTA station Tuesday morning, authorities said. And Atlanta police believe he may be the same person wanted in connection with a triple stabbing Monday in another part of the city.

Good morning, it's Tuesday, September 29th. I’m Kristie McIntyre and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Our top story: Amazon is getting ready to put its new 700,000-square-foot facility in Stone Mountain to work. It just needs 1,000 new employees. The warehouse and the jobs coming with it are expected to have an impact beyond the building’s walls.