In Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward neighborhood, protestors railed against provisions of the bill that will severely slash Medicaid and food assistance programs and funding to enhance Trump’s ambitious deportation efforts.

A pedestrian was hit and several others, including children, were injured during Dunwoody’s Fourth of July parade.

With 72 million Americans expected to travel between June 28 to July 6, crowds will build back up over the weekend.

Runners credited the great weather and a few key changes in helping them cross the finish line at Piedmont Park safely.

The co-founder of Georgia’s oldest Black-owned law firm has died, according to a statement by the City of Atlanta.