Fulton County Judge Scott McAfee is deciding if District Attorney Fani Willis and Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade should be disqualified from their historic indictment of Former President Donald Trump and others. Criminal Defense Attorney Joshua Schiffer has five things to watch out for ahead of that decision. 

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Decaturish Founder and Editor Dan Whisenhunt and Decatur Mayor Pro-Tem Tony Powers discuss traffic safety, affordable housing, parking availability, and more.

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Atlanta News First's Mariya Murrow and Decaturish's Dan Whisenhunt take you through your latest DeKalb County news headlines and the stories that people are talking about most!

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Atlanta News First's Mariya Murrow and Decaturish's Dan Whisenhunt take you through your latest DeKalb County news headlines and the stories that people are talking about most!

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Decaturish founder and editor Dan Whisenhunt speaks to Propel ATL about the road ahead to creating safer streets in metro Atlanta.

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Atlanta News First's Mariya Murrow and Decaturish's Dan Whisenhunt take you through some major moments in DeKalb County this year. This is your 2023 Decatur Dish year in review.

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Atlanta News First's Mariya Murrow and Decaturish's Dan Whisenhunt take you through your latest DeKalb County news headlines and the stories that people are talking about most!

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Senators have approved cash bail for 30 more crimes, including 18 that are sometimes misdemeanors.

Erin Georgia, national policy director of the Bail Project, talks with digital content producer Tim Darnell, in this edition of Political Update.

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State legislative leaders held a news conference on Jan.  24 to deliver a series of tax announcements aimed at bringing tax relief to Georgia families.

The first would increase the child tax credit from $3,000 to $4,000 per child. State Representative Lauren Daniel (R-Locust Grove) will sponsor legislation. With rising childcare costs, this legislation would allow for an extra $1,000 deduction per child, which could help alleviate some of those costs for parents.

State Representative Matt Reeves (R-Duluth) also introduced legislation that would bring home cost and interest rate relief to Georgia homeowners by doubling the homestead tax exemption from $2,000 to $4,000.

State Representative Lauren McDonald (R-Cumming) will sponsor legislation that would cut the state income tax from 5.75 percent to 5.39 percent. This measure would return another $1 billion to Georgia taxpayers.

Officials also announced they will remove the cap on the revenue shortfall reserve and offer taxpayers an additional $1 billion in relief on their income tax.

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The legendary Nick Saban has retired from the University of Alabama. Atlanta News First's Sports Tonight talks about what's next in Tuscaloosa and all of the latest news, notes and nuggets from the Atlanta sports scene. 

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