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Allegations unfold surrounding former Cobb County sheriff candidate Antaney Hogan, who is accused in multiple reports of scamming residents out of thousands of dollars. The composite story details claims of theft and fraud made by several victims who say Hogan took their money under false pretenses. FOX 5's Kevyn Stewart reports Hogan was subsequently dismissed from the South Fulton Police Department for conduct unbecoming of an officer. He faces three active warrants as authorities continue their search for Hogan.

FOX 5 Atlanta anchor Tom Haynes reports from the newsroom on several major developments unfolding in Washington, D.C. Earlier today, President Trump met with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia at the White House, a high-profile meeting drawing significant international interest. But the biggest news came from Capitol Hill, where the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act, a measure that would require the Justice Department to release all records related to the Epstein case. The legislation now heads to the U.S. Senate for consideration. FOX 5 anchor Deidra Dukes joins Tom to discuss the political significance of the vote. Tom also interviews Professor Allen Sanders from St. Peter’s University, who provides expert reaction and insight into the potential political ramifications of the House’s decision. This developing story brings together national politics, transparency efforts, and expert analysis to help viewers understand what today’s vote may mean going forward.

Holiday season is around the corner, and porch pirates are already at it. Kirk Evans, the president of U.S. LawShield and a veteran self-defense attorney, is sounding the alarm for Georgia's homeowners. Certain force to thwart a potential thief could land you in jail instead.

An ex-sheriff's candidate in Cobb County is accused of scamming people. More victims stepped forward to accuse Antaney Hogan of stealing thousands of dollars from residents. Fox 5 Reporter Kevyn Stewart obtained a personnel report filed against Hogan by the South Fulton Police Department after dismissing Hogan.

Georgia is facing a major shortage of skilled trade workers, with studies showing more than 6,000 jobs available for plumbers, HVAC technicians, electricians, and project managers. FOX 5 News Reporter Ariyl Onstott covers a workforce training and hiring fair aimed at filling these in-demand positions. Out in the field, Chris Rosenthal speaks with employers, including Justin Cook from Paulson-Creek Mechanical, about the urgent need for skilled labor and the challenges companies are facing. The program featured at the fair provides students with hands-on training and certifications to help them step directly into entry-level trade careers.

Faye Travel Insurance's Lauren Gumport says research is showing that 32% of U.S. travelers are booking trips specifically to cope with burnout. This new trend is especially affecting younger travelers. Gumport joins FOX LOCAL's Alyse Eady to explain.

A new study from Morehouse College explores why many low-income Georgia women aren’t taking advantage of free cancer screenings. FOX 5 News Reporter Ariyl Onstott sits down with HealthBeat Reporter Rebecca Grapevine to break down the study’s findings and the barriers preventing women from accessing life-saving care. They discuss issues ranging from limited awareness to systemic challenges within the healthcare system. The interview also highlights what providers say must change and where women can find no-cost screening resources. Tune in to learn more about this important health concern in Georgia.

A new study from Morehouse College of Medicine is looking at why low-income women in Georgia aren't using free cancer screening. Healthbeat reporter Rebecca Grapevine joins to discuss her reporting.

DeKalb County police say a deadly shooting outside a Lithonia-area gas station led to a second crime scene nearby, leaving one man dead and another hospitalized Monday night.

Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday morning ahead of the vote about releasing all of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Top tattoo artists are offering free custom tattoos to breast cancer survivors, transforming radiation marks into symbols of hope and strength.

The sisters speak with Alyse about their 20th anniversary celebration, and what to expect this season from the Elf on the Shelf brand

Douglasville native "Ga'von Wray" is here to talk about playing for the firefighters — and what's to come from banana ball in 2026.

3rd Annual Creole Food Festival is happening on Sunday, November 23.