Georgia

There's plenty to do around Savannah this weekend. Anna Chandler of Connect Savannah and Claire Sandow of the Tourism Leadership Council have your guide.

Claire's picks:

• Cyber Attack Update
• Last Day Of Legislative Session
• Braves Season Opener  Today

• Man pleads guilty to Augusta mosque threats
• Lawmakers rush to pass bills on session's last day
• Opponents of immigration bill write to Amazon, Facebook
• Braves open the season at Suntrust Park 

• Savannah City Council to vote on new Starland development
• Brunswick officials defend conference center plan
• Judge dismisses St. Simons short-term rental case

  

The things you find in drawers when you move.

Old credit cards. Single socks. Concert tickets. Phone chargers. Two foot long dead squirrels.

Well, maybe not the squirrels. Unless you’re a scientist moving to a new lab that is. Biologists save all kinds stuff to look at later. Take the science department at Mercer University in Macon for instance.

On this edition of Political Rewind, legislators have just one day left in the 2018 session and a number of key bills remain unresolved.  We’ll look at where the measures that have attracted public interest stand and at some of the sleepers that could have an impact on our lives.  Then, for the first time since he became governor, Nathan Deal says the state coffers have enough cash to fully fund schools across the state and his budget includes the money to do it.

Atlanta "Cyber Attacked" During Spring 2017

Zell Miller State Funeral

No Dialing While Driving Bill Passes Senate

• City Knew Of Cyber Attack Vulnerability
• Tax Windfall Means More Money For Georgia Schools
• House Agrees To Stockbridge/Eagles Landing Split

• Hands-free driving measure passes GA Senate
• House passes campus free speech policy
• State revenue surplus to help local schools