Fulton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Mike Looney discusses the ways his district is working to increase the number of students learning in the classroom.

Cobb County Schools' Chief Strategy & Accountability Officer John Floresta discusses the expansion of a popular program that uses dogs to detect concealed weapons on campus.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes looks at the state of play in global trade negotiations and trade deals as the Aug. 1 deadline imposed by the Trump Administration has come and gone.

Marietta City Schools Superintendent Dr. Grant Rivera discusses his district's attempts to stop students from vaping in restrooms by using technology and education.

Gwinnett County Schools Police Chief Tony Lockard discusses ways his department is striving to keep students safe.

Dr. John Pace lets listeners know what to expect from Henry County Schools when classes resume, including the fight against decreased attendance and the school board's decision to banish cell phones from the classroom.

Lauren Jobe with Consumer Affairs discusses why Atlanta's ranking in the publication's annual list of the cities with the worst commute times has gotten worse and looks at one area where we're actually doing better than similarly congested cities.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at the latest developments in the Epstein Files as President Trump arrives in Europe and discusses the new trade deal between the US and the European Union.

Cameron McWhirter, National Affairs Reporter for The Wall Street Journal, discusses his latest article, which shows that more people are leaving Atlanta than moving in for the first time in decades.

Bankrate's Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman breaks down the latest economic data and consumer sentiment revolving around back-to-school season as classes return in Georgia in a matter of weeks.