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8 hours ago | wsbradio.com | Valerie Gonzalez |Gisela Salomon

McALLEN, Texas — (AP) — Hubert Montoya burst out laughing when the U.S. Department of Homeland Security emailed to say he should leave the country immediately or risk consequences of being deported. He is a U.S. citizen. “I just thought it was absurd,” the Austin, Texas, immigration attorney said. It was an apparent glitch in the Trump administration's dismantling of another Biden-era policy that allowed people to live and work in the country temporarily.

1 day ago | wsbradio.com | Christina Edwards

ATLANTA — Metro Atlanta continues to experience cloudy skies and humid conditions today, and a cold front has stalled out into a stationary front along the Georgia/Tennessee border. A few rounds of rain showers and storms will move through the region through the course of this afternoon and evening. The Futurecast Radar Model below illustrates the scattered rain showers and storms expected through the overnight hours.

2 days ago | wsbradio.com | Christina Edwards

The Metro region enjoyed a brief break in the rain and storm activity last week, but rain chances do trend upward through the course of this week. A cold front will approach the state of Georgia today, bringing cloudy skies but little in the form of rain showers through this afternoon. A few pop up showers and storms are possible late tonight into early tomorrow morning, but the best chance for rain showers occur tomorrow afternoon as the frontal boundary slowly inches through Metro Atlanta.

4 days ago | wsbradio.com | Deepa Bharath

PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — (AP) — Carrying a tall wooden cross on his shoulder, Pastor John Shaver walked down the street where his church had stood, just three months ago. Shaver had led the 102-year-old Community United Methodist Church of Pacific Palisades for barely six months when it burned to the ground in the January wildfire that all but decimated the community.

4 days 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.