WABE's Week In Review: Autopsies of Fulton Jail deaths show some mental health issues and the business of Pride

The Fulton County Jail has been dealing with persistent overcrowding, and some civil rights organizations are concerned that Senate Bill 63 could exacerbate overcrowding. (Matthew Pearson/WABE)

Autopsies from the Fulton County Jail deaths…

Georgia’s incarcerated population…

Georgia’s controversial voting law back in the spotlight…

Beyond Pride…

Also in this episode…

–Emily Jones has more on a problem with the second new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle possibly delaying it coming into service.

–Chamian Cruz reports on attorneys for former Atlanta Police Officer Kiran Kimbrough saying he will appeal his termination for the involvement in the death of a 62-year old deacon.

–Emily Wu Pearson told us about how Georgia has more barriers than most states for immigrant students to go to a college in a state they grew up in.

–Rahul Bali reports on some major issues and races in municipal elections. Early voting starts Monday.