Five things to know Friday, May 27:

1. Rain delayed the game for more than an hour in the seventh inning Thursday night, but when play resumed the Braves were swept by the Brewers and fell to a 2 -20 record at home.  [Details of the game here | The night started with the news of Hector Olivera's 82-game suspension]

2. State regulators have threatened to shut down Atlanta's troubled streetcar. [What could save it?]

3. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, in a letter to the New Orleans Saints' owner, said New Orleans lost out to "unusually strong and unique competition" for the right to host the 2019 Super Bowl.  [Details on the bid that won Atlanta the Super Bowl]

4. A woman who lost her fiancé to arson got some closure Thursday, when the woman accused of lighting the fire was convicted. [The fire is considered a revenge crime]

5. How will the holiday weather fare? [Check the weather here]