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Gwinnett County Probate Judge Chris Baller joined the Afternoon News Wrap to discuss the decision to give free ceremonies on leap day.

Research shows that American baby boomers, those between 50-70 years old, changed jobs an average of 11 times during their careers. Author and financial adviser Danny Kofke discusses what questions you need to ask yourself for changing employers.

Kevin Christofora, author of the children's book series, Hometown All Stars, joins the Afternoon News Wrap to discuss what parents need to know when their children play little league sports and explains why sports are important for America's youth.

This week on the Afternoon News Wrap, Russell dove into the ABLE (Achieving a Better Life Experience) Act, a piece of legislature that would allow disabled Georgians to work, save and live independently. He was joined in this discussion by Kathy Keely, the Executive Director of All About Developmental Disabilities and a big supporter of the legislation.

WDUN's Derreck Booth appeared on the Afternoon News Wrap this week to talk with Col. Wayne Mock, a Lake Lanier kayaker whose life was recently saved through a combined rescue effort from local and state authorities.

Dawson County authorities have arrested a Cumming man after a truck was driven into a Dawsonville Wal-Mart early Sunday morning.

The number of traffic fatalities rose in Georgia for the first time in nine years in 2015, due in large part to distracted driving.

Two Barrow County women were arrested this week for allegedly selling methamphetamine and marijuana out of their live-in camper.

Georgia has executed a former Navy crewman for killing a fellow sailor whose dismembered remains were found in two states.

The United States and Cuba will sign an agreement next week to resume commercial air traffic for the first time in five decades, starting the clock on dozens of new flights operating daily by next fall, U.S. officials said Friday.