The Drive at 5

State Rep. Matt Dubnik discusses the opening day of the special legislative session on redistricting and what he expects to happen as lawmakers try to redraw Congressional, state House and state Senate maps.

Rep. Andrew Clyde, who represented the Ninth Congressional District, discusses whether he thinks Democratic infrastructure and budget bills will ever come to a vote.

Gainesville-based adoption attorney Judy Sartain has a new book, "Beginner' Guide to Georgia Adoption Law: How to Make the Right Decision and Move Forward."

Dr. William Schaffner joined WDUN's "Newsroom" to discuss the low-dose Pfizer COVID vaccine and its use on children age 5-11.

Tom Smith, a business professor at Emory University's Goizueta Business School and an expert of sports economics, discusses the economici impact of the three World Series games to be played at Truist Park.

Lawrence Haas is the author of a new book on the Kennedy brothers and their role in shaping American police for nearly six decades.

Ari Mathe, a Gainesville-based child welfare attorney who is active with Hall is Home for Kids, discussed effort to collect money and gifts to that about 450 foster children in Hall County can have a Merry Christmas.

Jenn Gregory, president of Downtown Strategies, discusses supply chain issues and worker shortages and how they may affect your holiday shopping in 2021.

Tim Echols, a member of the Georgia Public Service Commission and a strong proponent of green energy, talked about why electricity bills will be going up and shared progress that state in making in solar energy.

David Belle Isle, a Republican candidate for Secretary of State, has made election integrity this top priority is the race to unseat incumbent Brad Raffensparger.