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More details are beginning to surface regarding the special celebration planned for AJ Styles on next week’s episode of WWE Raw.

As noted on Monday’s show, WWE will be honoring Styles in what is being promoted as a major in-ring celebration.

Now, there’s an interesting update on how significant the segment could end up being.

According to Bryan Alvarez of F4WOnline.com, the company is bringing in more than just members of the Raw roster for the occasion.

“Smackdown talent are being flown to Raw this (coming) week for the AJ celebration,” Alvarez wrote.

That detail suggests WWE may be planning something larger than a standard roster tribute, potentially turning the segment into a cross-brand moment.

The celebration comes just over three weeks after Styles’ loss to Gunther at the 2026 WWE Royal Rumble in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Despite coming up short in that high-profile championship bout, it appears WWE is positioning the upcoming Raw segment as a major spotlight moment for “The Phenomenal One.”

WWE Raw will take place near AJ Styles’ hometown at Allstate Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, next Monday night, February 23, 2026.

Also advertised for the 2/23 Raw in Atlanta is the return of Brock Lesnar, as well as the latest pair of Elimination Chamber Qualifier matches.

Make sure to join us here at WrestlingHeadlines.com every Monday night at 8/7c for live WWE Raw Results coverage.

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ATLANTA, GA — Georgia's top prosecutor is investigating Roblox after receiving multiple reports of child abuse and sexual exploitation relating to the popular online gaming platform.

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr on Tuesday said his department is opening the probe after the Georgia State Patrol rescued two girls who disappeared from their Florida home earlier in the year, his office said. The girls met a 19-year-old through Roblox, according to Carr's office.

Additionally, prosecutors say an adult posed as a child and chatted with a 12-year-old boy through Roblox. The boy "was later coerced into sending explicit photos," prosecutors said.

“Predators are using online platforms like Roblox to go after our children, and we’re fighting back,” Carr said in a news release. “As a father and attorney general, keeping kids safe will always be my top priority, and any company that exposes them to harm will be held accountable.”

Carr said his office sent Roblox a civil investigative demand, requesting information related to the following:

Carr's investigation comes after a mother in DeKalb County sued Roblox, claiming her 9-year-old son was groomed and sexually exploited through the popular online app.

Roblox, which has been under fire regarding parents' safety concerns, was used by adults who were pretending to be children and coercing the boy into sending them "explicit images of himself," the lawsuit reportedly claimed in August 2025. The adults were accused of harassing the boy and sending him pornographic material.

This all came three years after a Clayton County man was accused of persuading a 13-year-old Kansas girl to live with him, WAGA-TV reported. The pair met on Roblox, and the girl was trafficked and raped, WAGA-TV reported at the time.

In 2024, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation placed Roblox on its Dirty Dozen list of "mainstream contributors to sexual exploitation."

According to its online safety policy, Roblox established a tool for users to report their safety concerns. Parental controls have been put into place as Roblox acknowledged their platform "is made up of users of all ages."

The policy read, in part:

"Roblox cares about the safety of its users. If you see any content or materials on the services that appears to recruit, entice, advertise or solicit any person to perform a sexual, violent or illegal act, please contact Roblox Support and select the 'User Safety Concern' help category to immediately report the user and situation. ... Any violation of the Community Standards is considered a violation of the Roblox terms and may result in account suspension or termination. ... We work hard to promote a safe and fun environment for all. To help foster this community, we provide users and their parents/guardians with numerous safety features and controls."

Atlanta, GA – A spring-like weather pattern is expected to develop across Georgia during the February 11–17 period, bringing above-normal temperatures with potential statewide impacts.

According to the NOAA Climate Prediction Center, the 8–14 day outlook strongly favors warmer-than-normal temperatures across the Southeast, including all of Georgia. This pattern follows recent seasonal variability and signals a mid-February shift toward milder conditions.

In Atlanta and much of north and central Georgia, average mid-February high temperatures typically range from the mid-50s to near 60 degrees. Forecast guidance suggests daytime highs may frequently reach the 60s and possibly low 70s during this period. Overnight lows are also expected to trend milder, reducing the risk of freezing temperatures outside of far northern counties.

Across south Georgia, including Macon, Valdosta, and Albany, temperatures are forecast to run well above normal, with consistently mild afternoons. Coastal areas such as Savannah and Brunswick may see slightly cooler daytime highs due to marine influence, but overnight lows are expected to remain elevated.

While the warmer pattern reduces winter-related hazards, it may increase hydrologic concerns in some locations. The Climate Prediction Center’s precipitation outlook indicates near to above-normal precipitation potential across parts of the Southeast. Rainfall combined with warmer temperatures could lead to localized ponding on roads and rises on rivers and streams.

Major transportation corridors including I-75, I-85, I-20, I-95, and I-285 may see generally favorable travel conditions, though periods of rain could cause brief slowdowns. Rivers such as the Chattahoochee, Savannah, Ocmulgee, Flint, and Altamaha may respond to increased runoff if precipitation materializes.

Commuters, students, and outdoor workers may notice more spring-like afternoons statewide, but officials caution that conditions can still change quickly during late winter.

Residents across Georgia are encouraged to monitor updated forecasts and river statements from the National Weather Service as confidence increases closer to the February 11–17 timeframe.

Another round of winter weather is expected to move into north Georgia this weekend, bringing snow, bitter cold, and hazardous travel conditions to much of the region, including the Atlanta metro area.

Meteorologists say between 1 and 2 inches of snow could accumulate across metro Atlanta, including the city of Atlanta and areas just east of downtown. Snow is expected to develop from north to south, with the heaviest totals likely in northeast and eastern Georgia.

Snowfall amounts will vary by location. Carrollton could see between a half-inch and 1 inch of snow. Rome and Dalton are forecast to receive 1 to 2 inches. Higher elevations will see the greatest impact, with 2 to 5 inches possible in Blairsville and Athens.

Winter Storm Warning and Winter Weather Advisories

Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories are in effect for all of north Georgia from Friday night through part of Sunday. Forecasters are tracking an area of low pressure off the Carolina coast that will continue to pull moisture into north Georgia while cold air from Canada remains firmly in place.

Snow is expected to begin Saturday morning and continue through the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will stay cold enough for snow throughout the day, with highs only reaching the upper 20s. Atlanta is expected to top out around 27 degrees Saturday afternoon.

Some melting may occur Sunday as temperatures climb into the mid-30s, but conditions could quickly deteriorate again. Temperatures are expected to plunge Sunday night into Monday morning, raising concerns about melting snow refreezing on roads and creating icy travel conditions.

Extreme Cold Watch in effect

The National Weather Service has also issued an Extreme Cold Watch for all of Georgia from Saturday evening through early Sunday afternoon. Wind chill values, or "feels-like" temperatures, are expected to drop to 5 degrees or below.

In parts of far north Georgia, including Fannin, Union, Towns, Lumpkin, White and Dawson counties, heavy snow is expected, with totals between 2 and 4 inches and locally higher amounts possible. Winds could gust up to 35 mph, leading to blowing snow and reduced visibility.

Officials warn that roads, especially bridges and overpasses, could become slick and hazardous, with travel conditions ranging from very difficult to potentially impossible late Saturday into early Sunday.

Projected snowfall totals

Blairsville: 2–5 inches

Gainesville: 2–4 inches

Athens: 2–5 inches

Washington: 2–5 inches

Madison: 1–3 inches

Rome: Trace to 1 inch

Dalton: 0.5–2 inches

Jasper: 0.5–2 inches

Atlanta: Trace to 1 inch

Carrollton: 0–0.5 inch

Griffin: 0–1 inch

Sandersville: 0.5–2 inches

Macon: 0–0.5 inch

Dublin: Trace to 1 inch

Statesboro: 0–0.5 inch

Vidalia: 0–0.5 inch

Augusta: 2–4 inches

Highest snow totals are expected in north and northeast Georgia, especially the mountains and areas east of Atlanta. Metro Atlanta sits right on the cutoff zone, where a coating to about an inch is possible. Snow amounts drop off quickly south of I-20, with only light accumulations or flurries expected.

Residents are urged to monitor updates as conditions evolve. Stay tuned to CBS News Atlanta and the Next Weather team for the latest forecasts and alerts.

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