Marijuana Policy: Georgia’s medical marijuana commission is weighing a change that could let patients receive products by mail through large couriers, after federal Attorney General Todd Blanche reclassified medical cannabis to allow delivery via USPS or equivalent tracking with strict signature rules. Public Health: Georgia DPH confirmed a new measles case in an unvaccinated metro Atlanta resident, with investigators working to identify possible contacts; the state says there have been seven cases this year. Local Governance: Gov. Kemp suspended all seven members of the Dublin school board over financial mismanagement after accreditation was downgraded and the district missed state payments. Crime & Courts: An Atlanta businessman and former Cartersville manufacturer, Thomas Mwangi, faces federal bank and wire fraud charges tied to alleged $24 million in falsified loan collateral. Human Trafficking: Georgia AG Chris Carr appointed a new section chief for the statewide Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit and announced an indictment tied to an international operation that recovered 11 missing children in Georgia. Sports Politics: Senate candidate Jon Ossoff escalated his feud with President Trump, calling him a “draft-dodging, crook president” during a Georgia campaign stop. Safety & Weather: A Buford man drowned in Lake Lanier after falling off his boat, and heat advisories continue across the region.