WABE’s Week In Review: Charges dropped against two Atlanta cops and more subpoenas for Trump allies – WABE

WABE’s Rose Scott additionally hosted a particular episode of “Nearer Look” discussing the information.

Extra subpoenas…

As a part of her investigation into whether or not Donald Trump and others illegally tried to affect the 2020 election in Georgia, Fulton County District Lawyer Fani Willis filed petitions Thursday looking for to have former White Home chief of employees Mark Meadows and lawyer Sidney Powell — in addition to James “Phil” Waldron, who met with Meadows, and former Trump marketing campaign adviser Boris Epshteyn — testify earlier than a particular grand jury in Atlanta subsequent month.

Pinching a “Fairly Penny”…

The “All Issues Thought-about” workforce took a glance this week at rising prices in Georgia for our collection “Fairly Penny.” You may take a look at the complete collection right here.

However, since we’re hungry, right here’s a preview of the episode that talks about huge, juicy burgers.

Additionally on this episode…

— Martha Dalton talks with College System of Georgia Chancellor Sonny Perdue about making faculty extra reasonably priced and attracting extra potential college students to the system, which incorporates 26 faculties and over 340,000 college students.

— Molly Samuel seems at information {that a} controversial mine venture close to the Okefenokee Swamp which might be again on observe after a settlement with the federal authorities.