Georgia

• Personnel Changes At Atlanta City Hall
• Early Voting For May 22nd Primary Starts Today
• Gov. Deal To Go On The Road For Budget Signing Ceremonies

• Mayor Bottoms announces big changes at Atlanta City Hall
• Flu season comes to an end after multiple deaths in Georgia
• Atlanta United extends  unbeaten streak to seven straight 

On this edition of Political Rewind, a weight is lifted from Johnny Isakson’s back: President Trump’s embattled personal doctor, Ronny Jackson, withdraws his name from consideration of VA Secretary.  Isakson was unhappy with Trump’s choice from the very beginning.  Then, Republican State House incumbent Betty Price draws a well-known challenger in her primary race.  Have her many controversial statements made her vulnerable?  Plus, a middle Georgia school district becomes the first in the state to authorize some of its teachers to carry guns in the classroom.  Will more districts follow?

• Polk County Man Faces Up To 642 Years In Prison For Dog Fighting Conviction
• E. Coli From Romaine Lettuce Shows Up In Georgia
• Whitfield County Teacher Charged With Possessing Heroin On Campus

• Bonus Payments By Former Mayor Reed Investigated
• Suitcase Containing Human Remains Found Along I-75
• Alabama's Calvin Ridley The Falcons' First Round Pick

• Dawson County Victim Of Ransomware Attack
• DeKalb School Bus Drivers Demand Fired Job Action Organizers Be Reinstated
• See Something - Send Something App Newest Crime Fighting Tool

• Hawks Part Ways With Head Coach
• GBI At Atlanta City Hall For Open Records Request Investigation
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Marietta Fire Chief Candidate

•  Blueberry farmers in Georgia hope for a bounce back after a late freeze
•  Lee County Medical Center faces legal challenges from nearby Dougherty county 
•  Atlanta Falcons, UGA players prepare for the first round of the NFL Draft

On this edition of Political Rewind, President Trump sends mixed signals about his support for  his embattled nominee to head the Veterans’ Administration.  Now, Georgia’s Johnny Isakson holds a key to the fate of Dr.

• Gov. Deal Undecided On Stockbridge/Eagles Landing 
• Fayette County Tables Confederate History And Heritage Month Proclamation
• MARTA Getting New CNG Powered Busses

• Governor Deal yet to make decision on controversial Eagles Landing cityhood
• Senator Johnny Isakson wants more information on Trump's  Veteran's Affairs Secretary nominee
• Atlanta based NCR will shut down two facilities, affecting more than 1,000 jobs statewide

There’s a little dirt path leading from Pio Nono Avenue to what until not too long ago was a Kroger grocery store. The store’s closed now.

One morning before the closure, Shon Williams walked down the path, headed toward her apartment. Like a lot of people in this neighborhood, she can afford groceries, but she can’t afford a car.

• Gulfstream Expands In Savannah
• Ben Hill County Joins Opiod Lawsuit
• Fake Uber Driver Assaults UGA Student

• Voter Registration Deadline Today
• Tex McIver Awaits Sentence Following Murder Conviction
• Coca Cola Posts Strong First Quarter Financials

• McIver Jury Deadlocked On Four  Charges
• DeKalb School District Pushes Back On Drivers' Charges
• Another Inmate Killed At Valdosta State Prison 

• Ethics Complaints Filed Against Three Gubernatorial Candidates
• DeKalb School Bus Driver Sick Out, Day Three
• New Manufacturing Plant Coming To Social Circle

• Neo-nazis, counter-protestors meet in a weekend rally in Newnan
• DeKalb bus drivers plan a third 'sick out' day to push for higher wages and benefits
• Chinese manufacturer will build first U.S. plant in Social Circle

On this edition of Political Rewind, with primary election approaching rapidly, a new poll from the AJC shows democratic voters remain largely disengaged from the race for governor, but there is a clear-cut favorite among those who have made up their minds.