1. Travel ban set to start in Atlanta, nationwide amid legal challenges. The Trump administration's revised travel ban on visitors from six Muslim-majority countries and refugees from around the world is scheduled to begin Thursday amid several court challenges pending across the nation. [Read more]

2. AJC Peachtree Road Race 2017: Last Day to register is 3/22 The AJC Peachtree Road Race is one of the premier Fourth of July traditions in Atlanta with its festive atmosphere, scenic city course and beloved finisher's T-shirt. Organized by Atlanta Track Club, the event attracts 60,000 runners and walkers each year. [Read more]

3. Dad convicted in Gwinnett of genital cutting is deported. A man who was found guilty in Gwinnett County of brutally cutting his 2-year-old daughter's genitals was deported to his native Ethiopia, federal authorities said. [Read more]

4. Oklahoma state senator found with teen boy in motel room, reports say. State Sen. Ralph Shortey, R-District 44, was found earlier this month in a room alone with a 16- or 17-year-old boy at the Super 8 Motel in Moore, KFOR reported. [Read more]

5. Woman admits killing performer with illegal silicone injection. A woman who pretended she was a medical professional admitted she caused the death of a popular Atlanta-area drag performer, officials said Monday. [Read more]

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