Brian Hill
Brian Hill joined FOX 5 Atlanta in March 2020 as a multi-media journalist.
Prior to joining the FOX 5 News team, Brian spent four years covering a wide range of stories in the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area. Those stories included the tragic Virginia Beach Municipal Center mass shooting.
Brian has also worked in Panama City Beach, Florida as well as Richmond, Virginia.
A Virginia native, Brian is excited to make Atlanta his new home and take action for the community.
When he’s not telling stories, he enjoys traveling and spending time with family.
He’s always open to story ideas, so feel free to email him or send him for a message on social media!
The latest from Brian Hill
Georgia church in need of food donations to continue serving students, families
Pastor Adrian Coetzer said they went from giving out about 100 boxes a month to roughly 1,400 boxes in the past two weeks.
Upson County health care worker recovering from COVID-19
Joni Allen was hospitalized for 20 days.
Police say Athens men attacked 2 UGA graduates, blames stress from COVID-19
Eric Mitchell was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated battery and aggravated assault
Pickens County restaurant forced to shut down permanently due to COVID-19, owner says
The owner of Smokin' Mo's BBQ said he was denied the SBA loan due to poor credit history.
COVID-19 survivor says virus took toll on mental health
Christopher Baron said the virus attacked his lungs, kidneys, and his mental health.
City of Tucker pools to reopen Memorial Day weekend with social distancing
The pools opens Saturday at 11 a..m
Locust Grove woman learning to walk again after surviving COVID-19
While in the hospital for COVID, Kimberly Sims said she also battled respiratory failure, kidney failure, pneumonia, etc.
Homeland Security Investigations seeing increase in online child exploitation during coronavirus pandemic
Homeland Security Investigations said all children are targeted.
Atlanta teens creating relationships with older adults virtually
The teen said they want the older adults to feel heard and appreciated.
Local doctor travels to New York City to battle pandemic
Dr. Mugele worked inside an East Harlem hospital for nearly one month.