Jackson County leaders excited now that SK Battery future no longer in question
The chairman of the Jackson County Commission predicts big things for his community now that the SK Battery dispute is finally settled.
SK Battery threatens to abandon Georgia plant if Biden doesn't side with them
SK Battery is threatening to stop work on its promised factory in Jackson County and leave the country unless President Joe Biden sides with them.
Fulton County DA closer to seeking grand jury subpoenas in Trump election investigation
District Attorney Fani Willis has already asked top Georgia elected officials to preserve any evidence they may have.
Gwinnett sheriff disciplines supervisors for alleged inmate abuse that happened before he took office
Gwinnett County sheriff Keybo Taylor is punishing some supervisors in a case of alleged inmate abuse, even though the incident happened before he took office.
PT test will remain after emotional debate among Georgia's top cops
You might not think a two-minute physical fitness test for future Georgia cops would create so much controversy, but the new test prompted an emotional debate among top law enforcement officers.
Parents, some Board members still question Cobb Schools expenditures following briefing by scientist
Cobb County parents can't stop talking about Iggy, a multimillion-dollar aqueous ozone hand rinsing device. Aqueous ozone is a mixture of water and ozone and has been used to sanitize drinking water and food for years.
Sandy Springs faith-based travel agent booked for lengthy prison stay
A Sandy Springs woman who pleaded guilty to tricking churches out of more than $1 million will soon be headed to prison.
State Representative criticizes Fulton County Ethics board for not listening to jail house recordings
A State Representative who filed an ethics complaint against Fulton County Commissioner Marvin Arrington is upset that the board dismissed the complaint without listening to jail house recordings involving Arrington and an inmate.
Women would rather talk about death than money
You read that headline right. According to financial planner Beau Henderson of RichLife Advisors, 60 percent of women are more willing to discuss death than their finances.
Third round of stimulus checks arrive
The third stimulus check begins to arrive to accounts. Some of you may have had the stimulus money in your account already, but it was likely just pending. Until now.
How one December night threatens longtime GA chief's job
Police body cam video obtained by the FOX 5 I-Team shows what led to the surprise arrest of Eatonton’s longtime police chief.
Trump called Georgia Secretary of State investigator, urged her to find fraudulent votes
"And, you know, and I won Georgia. I know that. By a lot. And the people know it," said then-President Donald Trump on a secretly recorded phone call.
Failing to report wages to the Georgia Department of Labor is fraud
Georgians are returning to work. It’s been the trend, according to the Georgia Department of Labor, for about five months now. But officials are also seeing a trend that looks, on paper anyway, like fraud.
3 ways to reduce your 30-year mortgage
The biggest part of your budget is your mortgage if you’re a homeowner. And if you can reduce any of that off, it’s savings. Here are ideas for cutting back on paying the interest for 30 years and slicing off a few years on that loan.
Fulton County DA talks to the FOX 5 I-Team about Trump grand jury investigation
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' first day of work was something she could never have imagined. The very day she took over the DA's office, a phone call from then-President Donald Trump to Secretary of State Brad Raffesnperger became public.
Georgia Battery plant's destruction of evidence 'extraordinary,' still pinning hopes on Biden
President Joe Biden has a lot on his plate these days. But people in Georgia are waiting to see what he decides about the future of thousands of green energy jobs in Jackson County.
Unemployment fraud on the rise
According to federal investigators, there’s an epidemic of unemployment fraud.
Yes, your boss can require you get a COVID shot (and so can the government)
With increased supplies of vaccine headed to Georgia, some businesses will soon face some complicated questions.
Cobb County Schools cancel Ultra Violet light contract hours before FOX 5 I-Team investigation airs
Cobb School System made a late in the day decision to kill a controversial UV light contract hours before I-Team investigation of product safety was set to air.
Preliminary investigation of Cobb County Schools spending underway in District Attorney's office
Cobb County District Attorney, Flynn Broady, has opened a preliminary investigation into the multimillion-dollar COVID-19 fighting expenditures by the Cobb County School Board.