
Brian Hill
Brian Hill joined FOX 5 Atlanta in March 2020 as a multimedia Journalist.
Born and raised in Virginia, Brian comes to Atlanta after he spent four years reporting in the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area. He covered a range of stories including the Virginia Beach Municipal Center mass shooting and Hurricanes Michael and Dorian.
Brian has also worked in Panama City Beach, Florida as well as Richmond, Virginia.
When he’s not telling stories, Brian enjoys traveling, discovering new music and spending time with family.
He's excited to make Atlanta his new home and take action for the community!
He’s always open to story ideas, so feel free to email or message him on social media!
The latest from Brian Hill
Dekalb County police investigating deadly hit and run
Dekalb County Police said someone hit Demetrius Bigby on January 11th. He died two days later from his injuries. His family is urging the driver come forward.
Parents want school board member removed after she attended deadly pro-Trump rally in US Capitol
Linda Menk told the board she does not apologize for attending the rally and went there to protect our rights.
More than 200 Arbor Terrace residents, employees receive COVID-19 vaccine
Residents and staff were vaccinated in partnership with Walgreens.
Apple invests $25M in 'first-of-its-kind' education hub in Atlanta
A partnership with Apple and Atlanta's historically black colleges and universities will result in construction of a global headquarters for innovation.
Man stuck in overseas hospital as Georgia ICU's reach capacity
Corey Hart's sister said her brother was seriously injured after falling from a balcony. She said the ICU's are full at all of the facilities they've called.
Former Gwinnett County school for African-Americans to become themed library
The building was used as a school for black students until desegregation in 1968.
Lisa Cupid becomes first African-American woman to Chair the Cobb County Board of Commissioners
Lisa Cupid's win is part of a democratic sweep in the county during November’s election.
Georgians sue Department of Labor, commissioner over 'extreme delays' with completing unemployment claims
The attorneys representing the plaintiffs said some have been waiting between four to nine months just to see if they are eligible for unemployment benefits.
Atlanta civil rights leaders get COVID-19 vaccine to ease public distrust
Nearly 30 civil and human rights leaders got their first dose of the Moderna vaccine at Morehouse College. They said some of their peers have doubts about the vaccine.
Organizations courting Latino voters ahead of Georgia Senate runoff races
The political director of a voter organization said there is huge electoral power within the Latino voting bloc.