1. Lawmakers, businesses react to Gov. Nathan Deal's veto of 'religious liberty' bill. Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed the controversial bill Monday, creating a whirlwind of praise from businesses and leaders as well as criticism from many lawmakers. [Read more about Deal's veto] [Read more about the businesses and leaders supporting the veto] [Read more about the lawmakers calling for an override of the veto]
2. Presidential motorcade could tie up Tuesday traffic. President Barack Obama will visit downtown Atlanta on Tuesday, likely leading to some traffic tie-ups during the afternoon commute. [Read more]
3. Police: Gwinnett mom turns in teen purse snatcher. The mother of a 15-year-old recognized her son in the video played on the news Friday, Cpl. Deon Washington, a spokesman for Gwinnett police, said in a news release Monday. [Read more]
4. University of Georgia hit by cyberattack. The University of Georgia was the victim of a cyberattack Sunday night which blocked all Internet access for everyone on campus using the school's network. [Read more]
5. Family of Westin worker found dead in freezer seeks damages. The family of a kitchen worker found dead in a walk-in freezer in the Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel is seeking an unspecified amount in damages from the Atlanta hotel. [Read more]
BONUS:
The Buckhead triPATHlon is coming back to Chastain Park in May. The 2016 triPATHlon puts athletes to the test as they complete a 400-yard pool swim, 15-mile bike and 5K run in and around Chastain Park. The race is hosted by the PATH Foundation, Chastain Park Athletic Club and Chastain Park Conservancy. [Read more]
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