Understanding record surge in coronavirus infections
Mercer University microbiology professor Dr. Amber Schmidtke, Ph.D., has quietly built up a following across the state, of everyday Georgians trying to make sense of the pandemic.
Mercer University microbiology professor Dr. Amber Schmidtke, Ph.D., has quietly built up a following across the state, of everyday Georgians trying to make sense of the pandemic.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information July 6, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information July 6, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information July 6, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 3, 2020
Good Day Atlanta July 3, 2020
Good Day Atlanta July 3, 2020
$10,000 and $25,000 grants available for minority and women business owners
An organization called “Count Me In” will soon give 19 minority and women business owners thousands of dollars to reinvigorate their companies in the midst of COVID-19.
An organization called “Count Me In” will soon give 19 minority and women business owners thousands of dollars to reinvigorate their companies in the midst of COVID-19.
Fulton County Schools push back reopening date, offers virtual classes
Some students in Fulton County are pushing for more safety precautions when they return to school in the fall.
Some students in Fulton County are pushing for more safety precautions when they return to school in the fall.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information July 2, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information story July 2, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information story July 2, 2020
Outpouring of support for service dog that helps boy with autism
An update on a very sick service dog and the generosity of FOX 5 viewers who are helping to pay for his very expensive vet bills. Caspian is a six-year-old service dog to a 13-year old Fayette County boy with nonverbal autism.
An update on a very sick service dog and the generosity of FOX 5 viewers who are helping to pay for his very expensive vet bills. Caspian is a six-year-old service dog to a 13-year old Fayette County boy with nonverbal autism.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information July 1, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information for July 1, 2020.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information for July 1, 2020.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 30, 2020
“Cheating” encouraged at Cabbagetown sweet shop: They say absence makes the heart grow fonder — and that was certainly true for Shirley Hughes.
“Cheating” encouraged at Cabbagetown sweet shop: They say absence makes the heart grow fonder — and that was certainly true for Shirley Hughes.
115-year anniversary of Watkinsville mass lynching
June 29, 1905 is the day eight men were lynched in Watkinsville, Georgia. Seven of them were Black. 115 years later, a local group of people don’t want their names to be forgotten.
June 29, 1905 is the day eight men were lynched in Watkinsville, Georgia. Seven of them were Black. 115 years later, a local group of people don’t want their names to be forgotten.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 29, 2020
Local mom creates “scent”-illating business: Indiehouse Modern Fragrance Bar is a first-of-its-kind beauty business in Alpharetta.
Local mom creates “scent”-illating business: Indiehouse Modern Fragrance Bar is a first-of-its-kind beauty business in Alpharetta.
Raising donations for autistic boy’s ailing service dog
There is a community effort to help a Fayetteville family with the mounting medical bills for their ailing service dog. Caspian is a six-year-old Goldendoodle trained to detect seizures for their 13-year-old autistic son.
There is a community effort to help a Fayetteville family with the mounting medical bills for their ailing service dog. Caspian is a six-year-old Goldendoodle trained to detect seizures for their 13-year-old autistic son.
Atlanta thrift store offers free, rapid HIV testing
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation will mark National HIV Testing Day Saturday by offering free, rapid HIV tests from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at Out of the Closet Thrift Store in northeast Atlanta.
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation will mark National HIV Testing Day Saturday by offering free, rapid HIV tests from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at Out of the Closet Thrift Store in northeast Atlanta.
NAACP holds 'March against the myth' rally against police brutality Saturday
The Georgia NAACP announced its plans for a march on Saturday in a continued effort demanding accountability and transparency among the police. The group is calling for open investigations following police shootings and are demanding justice for the lives that were lost.
The Georgia NAACP announced its plans for a march on Saturday in a continued effort demanding accountability and transparency among the police. The group is calling for open investigations following police shootings and are demanding justice for the lives that were lost.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 26, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 26, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 26, 2020
COVID-19-related scams targeting college students
COVID-19-related scams are targeting college students. It’s such an issued that Florida’s attorney general has issued a warning.
COVID-19-related scams are targeting college students. It’s such an issued that Florida’s attorney general has issued a warning.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 25, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 25, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 25, 2020
Gwinnett County man injured during possible hate crime
A Gwinnett County man is will undergo surgery after he was hit in the mouth with a rock thrown out of a car.
A Gwinnett County man is will undergo surgery after he was hit in the mouth with a rock thrown out of a car.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information June 24, 2020
Good Day Atlanta viewer information for Wednesday, June 24, 2020.
Good Day Atlanta viewer information for Wednesday, June 24, 2020.
Food pantries have food, now they need volunteers to help distribute it
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, charities stepped in to help families. In Cobb County, food pantries have food, now they need volunteers to help distribute it
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, charities stepped in to help families. In Cobb County, food pantries have food, now they need volunteers to help distribute it



















