Research from Georgia State University finds same-sex social interactions among women to be more rewarding than males, and females are more sensitive to the rewarding actions of oxytocin.

Research from Georgia State University finds same-sex social interactions among women to be more rewarding than males, and females are more sensitive to the rewarding actions of oxytocin.

Audio for WSB Overall Excellence Entry.

Fielding nearly a dozen reporters, WSB hosts, and staff analysts, it was all hands on deck for what many called "the most important midterm of our lifetime". Our coverage included contributions from our Cox sister outlets in Atlanta and Florida. Here is a representative segment, 10:00-10:30 PM, with network updates and commercial breaks deleted.

WSB Sports Director Jay Black covers celebrations after Atlanta United wins the MLS Cup, after only two seasons in Atlanta.

With the Georgia Bulldogs in the Rose Bowl for the first time in 75 years, and our news and sports staffers on scene in Pasadena, we decided to try a live and locally-produced pre-pregame special. It was a blast. Here is the first segment of our two-hour program.

Two months after he covered Hurricane Michael's landfall on the Florida Panhandle, WSB's Pete Combs returns to report on residents' holiday season amid the rubble. Aired 12/18/18.

WSB State Capitol Reporter Sandra Parrish covers the introduction, debate, and passage of the state's Hands-Free law, which put restrictions on cellphone use while driving--the biggest change for Georgia drivers in years.

Submitted for APME and RTNDA for judges' consideration. the six-week trial was a sensation in metro Atlanta and made national headlines: a prominent lawyer accused of murdering his wife in bizarre fashion; he claimed it was an accident. After five days of deliberation--and what seemed to be clear hints otherwise--the jury finds Tex McIver guilty of Felony Murder.

On the 50th anniversary of MLK's assassination, WSB archival audio and original interviews relive one of the most significant weeks in Atlanta's history.