Laura Lenz kicked off the show with the story on Kamala Harris’ upcoming trip to Atlanta. Senator Kamala Harris is traveling to Atlanta on Friday, according to WSB. Senator Harris is expected to make multiple stops throughout the city in efforts to encourage Georgians to vote early. This will be her first visit to Georgia since being named Joe Biden’s running mate. ... Go on...

Michael White started off the show with a story on UGA’s long awaited graduation ceremony. After five months, 2020 spring graduates were finally able to attend their graduation. ... Go on...

Jordan Stevenson opened the show with some local news concerning a woman in custody for disorderly conduct. She resides at the Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center after being barred from two local gas stations. According to a police report, the woman was barred from Marathon on Lexington Road around 3:15 a.m. after knocking over trash cans and yelling at customers. ... Go on...

Michael White started up the show with some local news. Early voting opened across the state today for the 2020 election. Here in Clarke County, there will eventually be five places for voters to cast their early ballots. ... Go on...

Jordan Stevenson opened up the show with talk of the annual Wild Rumpus Halloween parade. It is still planned to take place at the end of the month, but given the impacts of the pandemic, coordinators say it's going to look a little different. ... Go on...

Sarah Train opened the show with some breaking news. Former FBI director James Comey made an appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee today to testify over the FBI’s 2016 Russia investigation. ... Go on...

Michael White opened up the show with a disturbing local story. Last Thursday, members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority reported to the Athens-Clarke County Police Department that they found colored dots on their cars parked outside of their house. ... Go on...

Conner Hendricks opened up the show with breaking news. Concerning the investigation of the death of Breonna Taylor, CBS reports that the grand jury recommends officer Brett Hankinson be charged with three counts of first degree wanton endangerment for firing into a neighbor’s home but none of the officers are being charged with Taylor’s death.... Go on...