Jonathan O'Brien

1 week ago | wsbradio.com | Jonathan O'Brien

DECATUR, GA — The City of Decatur unveils plans for a series of free events around the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Decatur Watchfest will be an opportunity for residents to come and celebrate. DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson says, “across DeKalb County and the metro region, we must activate locations that bring people together for what is a once in a lifetime experience.”More than 40 local businesses will also be participating in the events.

2 weeks ago | wgauradio.com | Jonathan O'Brien

ATLANTA — Governor Brian Kemp is set to sign legislation today at 1:30pm, that bans transgender athletes from participating in girls’ sports teams at public schools and colleges across Georgia. The bill, known as the “Riley Gaines Act,” mandates that student athletes from kindergarten through college must compete on teams that align with their biological sex. It also requires that schools provide separate locker rooms and changing facilities for male and female athletes.

2 weeks ago | wsbradio.com | Jonathan O'Brien

ATLANTA — Governor Brian Kemp signed legislation today that bans transgender athletes from participating in girls’ sports teams at public schools and colleges across Georgia. The bill, known as the “Riley Gaines Act,” mandates that student athletes from kindergarten through college must compete on teams that align with their biological sex. It also requires that schools provide separate locker rooms and changing facilities for male and female athletes. The law is set to take effect on July 1.

3 weeks ago | wsbradio.com | Jonathan O'Brien

ATLANTA — A federal judge in Atlanta has ruled in favor of international students challenging the cancellation of their visas. Judge Victoria Calvert has granted a request for a temporary restraining order for 133 international students who had their visas revoked by the Trump Administration. According to the Judge’s order, the government is directed to restore their status, 95.5 WSB Radio’s Jonathon O’Brien confirms.

4 weeks ago | wgauradio.com | Jonathan O'Brien

ATLANTA — An Atlanta federal judge will hear a legal challenge Thursday morning over the Trump administration’s cancellation of more than 100 international student visas; a decision immigration advocates say violates students’ due process rights. The lawsuit, filed by Atlanta immigration attorney Charles Kuck on behalf of affected students, seeks a temporary restraining order that would halt the cancellations and allow students to continue their education while the legal process plays out.