Afternoon News Wrap

Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice Commissioner Avery Niles spoke to the Afternoon News Wrap about a two week trip to Israel where he learned about the country's response to threats of terror

With the July 4th holiday weekend now upon us, the Afternoon News Wrap called on "Military with PTSD" co-founder Shawn Gourley to discuss fireworks displays and the risks they pose to veterans currently battling the disorder.

Emmy award-winning sportscaster Joe Buck, who has called numerous high-level events like the Super Bowl and World Series, joined the Afternoon News Wrap this week to discuss an issue that he calls "close to his heart": skin cancer awareness.

Often recognized for its role in producing foods like peaches, peanuts and pecans for national consumption, Georgia has now cemented its position as the third-largest blueberry-producing state in the U.S.

With the upcoming 4th of July holiday weekend fast approaching, GSP Capt. Mark Perry and DNR Capt. Mike England stopped by the Afternoon News Wrap to offer some advice and a few tips on staying safe while you celebrate.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black told AccessWDUN Friday that the hot, dry weather in north Georgia is not just a problem for vegetable growers, but poultry, beef and dairy farmers are being impacted, as well.

Col. William Gallagher, who was announced as the new president of Gainesville's Riverside Military Academy in April, joined the Afternoon News Wrap this week to talk about his new undertaking and discuss his vision for the academy's future.

Dr. Ronnie Floyd, President of the Southern Baptist Convention, joined the Afternoon News Wrap Monday to explain the convention's mindset behind the request, his response to the Orlando massacre, and what Christians need to keep in mind during the election.

A new Wall Street Journal reports shows that there is a growing trend of teen baseball players suffering catastrophic arm and elbow injuries, with many requiring a procedure known as "Tommy John surgery" to reconstruct the damaged area.

Child sexual abuse is a sobering topic, but it's especially concerning when you realize that Hall County ranks 5th of all counties in Georgia in the number of confirmed child sexual abuse reports.