It's Super Bowl Sunday! Here's how to follow all the events around town

ATLANTA — Super Bowl LIII is finally here in Atlanta!

Downtown is all decked out, volunteers and fans are roaming the streets as officials get ready for fans to head to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

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Channel 2 Action News is covering every angle to keep you informed of what's happening in and around the city. Want to head downtown? We'll let you know what events are happening. Want to watch it all from the comfort of your own home? Don't worry, we're streaming the events 24/7 in the WSB-TV app. Click here to download and here to watch live.

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Here's a recap of what you may have missed on the stream so far this week:

Thursday morning started off with LA Rams media availability at 9:45 a.m. Head coach Sean McVay, DT Aaron Donald and others spoke about preparations for the big game.

Channel 2's Craig Lucie then sat down with Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott for a one-on-one interview on the stream.

Officials from the NFL, Homeland Security, FBI, Atlanta Police and U.S. Customs and Border Protection held an anti-counterfeiting news conference, during which they announced that they have seized $24 million in counterfeit Super Bowl items in the past year.

At 4 p.m., the Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, QB Tom Brady and others, including TE Rob Gronkowski and WR Julian Edelman, talked about Super Bowl preparations.

Wednesday morning kicked off with the LA Rams news conference as they prepare for game. Head coach and Atlanta native Sean McVay was first on the podium. We streamed live as he talked about preparations for the game, his players and what it's like coaching the Super Bowl in his hometown.

At 10:30 a.m., NFL analysts took to the microphones downtown to talk about the big game, the teams and the players, including Georgia's own Terrell Davis.

Channel 2's Fred Blankenship had a little fun hosting the NFL Play 60 Kids' Day event at the Georgia World Congress Center

At 1 p.m., NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell held his "State of League" news conference, during which he addressed the Super Bowl in Atlanta, Maroon 5's decision to not hold a news conference about the halftime show and spoke for the first time about the controversial call at the Rams/Saints game.

You can rewatch his news conference from our Facebook page:

At 2:15 p.m., the secretary of Homeland Security, Atlanta Police Chief and others held a Super Bowl Security News Conference. Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields said traffic and weather were her greatest concerns. You can watch it in full below.

At 3:30 p.m., several football players that make up the Players Coalition held a news conference about racial and social inequality. Anquan Boldin, Malcolm Jenkins, Demario Davis, Torrey Smith, Adalius Thomas and others announced grant recipients and discussed bail reform in Atlanta.

Falcons owner Arthur Blank held a news conference at 4:40 p.m. Wednesday to talk about Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the Super Bowl, Atlanta United changes and more.

On Channel 2 Action News at 5 p.m., Sports Director Zach Klein sat down exclusively with LA Rams Head Coach and Atlanta Native Sean McVay's parents. McVay is the youngest coach in Super Bowl history. His parents talked about his background, his rise to coaching and the dream he's now living out.

At 7 p.m., Channel 2 Action News aired our exclusive streaming show, Game Week Live, featuring reports from the Super Bowl campus.

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