Argument leads to shooting at Georgia Tech dining hall involving staff

An argument between two contract workers at Georgia Tech’s West Village Dining Hall ended with one of them firing a gun Wednesday night.

Amazon Web Services says issue that caused outage 'mitigated'

A major Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage early Monday disrupted major platforms including Snapchat, Roblox, Robinhood, and Coinbase.

Delta flight returns to Atlanta after smoke smell fills cabin

A Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Los Angeles turned around after takeoff Sunday morning after a smokey smell was sensed in the cabin, the airline said.

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The University of Georgia Bulldogs football players join FOX 5 to discuss their lives off the field.

Georgia beats Ole Miss after second-half comeback

No. 9 Georgia overcame No. 5 Mississippi’s powerful offense to rally for a 43-35 win over the Rebels on Saturday.

Union says city retaliated against firefighter who requested back pay

Atlanta Fire Lt. Shomari Owens is facing termination after speaking out at an Atlanta City Council meeting, requesting back pay.

TikTok influencer who bragged about stealing from Target arrested again

Cape Coral police said Marlena Velez, 23, was taken into custody Oct. 12 following weeks of evading law enforcement tied to a probation violation and a fleeing charge stemming from a September traffic stop.

Man arrested after bomb threat at Piedmont Hospital

Police say 66-year-old Russell Purser was arrested after a bomb threat call to Piedmont Hospital.

GBI busts Southwest Georgia drug ring with metro Atlanta ties

Eight people were arrested and 17 kilograms of suspected cocaine seized during a 10-month GBI drug investigation.

Amazon to hire 250,000 workers during holidays

The company has a variety of jobs available for the holiday season and here’s how you can apply.

Fulton County Jail 'beyond an emergency,' sheriff say

Sheriff Patrick Labat says the Rice Street Jail’s conditions are “beyond an emergency" and need major staffing and resources.

Government shutdown threatens Atlanta’s innovation economy

In week two of the federal government shutdown, agencies say most new research funding is on hold, a freeze that could slow innovation in Atlanta and beyond.