Blackhall Studios CEO takes FOX 5 on tour
A behind-the-scenes look at one of the largest film studios in Atlanta on Monday.
A behind-the-scenes look at one of the largest film studios in Atlanta on Monday.
Covington plant responds to state's request to temporarily cease operations
The sterilization plant in Covington which has been asked to shut down is responding to claims made by the state.
The sterilization plant in Covington which has been asked to shut down is responding to claims made by the state.
Georgia school grades fall; officials call for changes
Overall grades for Georgia's schools fell in the 2018-2019 school year, with two state leaders repeating their call to overhaul grading methods.
Overall grades for Georgia's schools fell in the 2018-2019 school year, with two state leaders repeating their call to overhaul grading methods.
Georgia lawmakers call on maximum sentence for former DeKalb County police officer
State lawmakers and activists are calling for a maximum 35-year prison sentence for former DeKalb County police officer Robert Olsen.
State lawmakers and activists are calling for a maximum 35-year prison sentence for former DeKalb County police officer Robert Olsen.
Atlanta Motor Speedway releases casino resort concept photos
The president of Atlanta Motor Speedway is showing lawmakers how Georgia can do casino resorts differently, catering to the whole family.
The president of Atlanta Motor Speedway is showing lawmakers how Georgia can do casino resorts differently, catering to the whole family.
Leroy Johnson, first African-American Senator elected after reconstruction, dies at age 91
The first African-American to become elected to the Georgia State Senator since reconstruction, Leroy Johnson died, Morehouse College confirmed Thursday.
The first African-American to become elected to the Georgia State Senator since reconstruction, Leroy Johnson died, Morehouse College confirmed Thursday.
Georgia lawmaker proposes bill to let college athletes make money
The bill is based on a first-in-the-nation law in California that the NCAA argued against.
The bill is based on a first-in-the-nation law in California that the NCAA argued against.
State steps in to temporarily shut down BD plant in Covington
Attorney General Chris Carr has filed an injunction motion seeking to have the Becton Dickinson Plant in Covington to temporarily cease operations until additional safeguards are in place. Those safeguards would include constant monitoring.
Attorney General Chris Carr has filed an injunction motion seeking to have the Becton Dickinson Plant in Covington to temporarily cease operations until additional safeguards are in place. Those safeguards would include constant monitoring.
Georgia Lottery says quarterly profit sets new record
Georgia's tax revenue may be threatening to stagnate, but lottery revenue continues to grow.
Georgia's tax revenue may be threatening to stagnate, but lottery revenue continues to grow.
Georgia House committee hears testimony on casinos, gaming
State lawmakers on the Special Committee on Economic Growth heard a second day of testimony Wednesday about the future of gaming in Georgia.
State lawmakers on the Special Committee on Economic Growth heard a second day of testimony Wednesday about the future of gaming in Georgia.
Georgia State Senate studies possible e-scooter regulations
Members of a Georgia State Senate study committee on e-scooters heard testimony from several stakeholders Tuesday as they decide whether the state should regulate the devices.
Members of a Georgia State Senate study committee on e-scooters heard testimony from several stakeholders Tuesday as they decide whether the state should regulate the devices.
Brunch Bill decision to be taken up in may cities, counties this November
Many municipalities will be voting for the popular “Brunch Bill” this November.
Many municipalities will be voting for the popular “Brunch Bill” this November.
Bartow County voters some of first in Georgia to use new machines
Voters in six Georgia counties were the first to use the state's new machines to cast their ballots during early voting on Monday.
Voters in six Georgia counties were the first to use the state's new machines to cast their ballots during early voting on Monday.
Despite new DNA evidence, DA won't file new charges in 46-year-old rape case
A 46-year-old rape will remain unsolved even though DNA evidence could help identify at least one of the people involved. The Clayton County District Attorney's office told the FOX 5 I-Team the case is closed again.
A 46-year-old rape will remain unsolved even though DNA evidence could help identify at least one of the people involved. The Clayton County District Attorney's office told the FOX 5 I-Team the case is closed again.
Next Democratic presidential debate coming to Atlanta area
The Atlanta area will play host to the fifth Democratic presidential debate in November.
The Atlanta area will play host to the fifth Democratic presidential debate in November.
State Senate to study Georgia High School Association
Members of the Georgia State Senate will review how the Georgia High School Association operates.
Members of the Georgia State Senate will review how the Georgia High School Association operates.
Wildfire safety teams fan out across north Georgia
With the extended drought Georgia has been having, wildfire dangers are at their worst in years.
With the extended drought Georgia has been having, wildfire dangers are at their worst in years.
Businessman Matt Lieberman says he will run for Georgia's open U.S. Senate seat
The son of former U.S. senator and vice presidential candidate Joe Lieberman is the first Democrat to enter the race to replace retiring Republican Sen.
The son of former U.S. senator and vice presidential candidate Joe Lieberman is the first Democrat to enter the race to replace retiring Republican Sen.
Recall election process moves forward against Hoschton mayor, mayor pro tem
The judge ruled that the mayor and mayor pro tem did not fulfill their duty to establish an ethics board to investigate complaints against them.
The judge ruled that the mayor and mayor pro tem did not fulfill their duty to establish an ethics board to investigate complaints against them.
Government officials attend human trafficking prevention training
"No Room for Trafficking" is the name of a new campaign by the American Hotel and Lodging Association which aims to stop human trafficking in all hotels across the United States
"No Room for Trafficking" is the name of a new campaign by the American Hotel and Lodging Association which aims to stop human trafficking in all hotels across the United States