5 things to know tonight: Jurors watch video of teen murder suspect's police interview; Ross Harris trial and more

1. Story about pizza driver's killing changes. On Day 3 of testimony in teen murder suspect Reginald Lofton's trial, jurors saw a video of Lofton's police interrogation, during which he shared different versions of events. [Read more]

2. Will Ross Harris testify? The hot-car trial is expected to wrap up testimony Friday unless the Cobb County dad accused of leaving his toddler to die decides to take the witness stand. [Read more]

3. Delta to debut 'premium economy' seats. The company says the new seats on international flights will have more legroom, amenity kits and other creature comforts. [Read more]

4. Has signing Dwight Howard been a slam dunk for Hawks? He is averaging 15.5 points and created a buzz. [Read more]

5. Research and build your ballot. The 2016 Online Voter Guide is a non-partisan resource for voters in Georgia. [Read more]

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