I-Team: Walmart announces price hikes
Walmart has announced that the tariffs On Chinese-imported goods will be passed along to the consumer. The FOX 5 I-Team's Dana Fowle takes a look at what this means for the everyday shopper.
CPSC warns some Chinese manufactured faucets may leach lead
The Consumer Product Safety Commission warns some Chinese-manufactured faucets sold on Amazon are a health risk with the potential for leaching lead into the water.
I-Team: Job scams in the U.S. on the rise as economic uncertainty increases
Job scams are rising in 2025, with fraudsters targeting vulnerable jobseekers through social media and fake work-from-home offers.
I-Team: Tariff pause comes too late to stop price hikes in the U.S.
The U.S.-China trade war is on pause—for now. But even with a temporary truce, consumers may still see higher prices in the coming weeks.
Life sentence ends early for Peachtree City man convicted of killing his wife. At 77, Lewis Joyner paroled
It’s a tough week for the family of a woman strangled and beaten to death 30 years ago.
Dire warnings didn’t stop a Spalding County couple from adopting the boy they almost starved to death
The child abuse case against Krista and Tyler Schindley could have easily been a death case, Spalding County’s district attorney told the FOX 5 I-Team.
How were the Schindleys able to adopt amid warnings?
A Spalding County mother and father face decades behind bars in another horrifying case of child abuse discovered in Georgia. But before their guilty pleas last week, more disturbing details emerged in court of neglect and starvation. Two witnesses testified, they urged the state's child welfare agency not to allow Krista and Tyler Schindley to adopt children. But the adoption went through anyway.
Deputy investigated for 'aggravated assault' over inmate punching, choking
An incident report released to the FOX 5 I-Team shows two deputies have been named in an investigation into the beating of a shackled Cobb County inmate at a hospital earlier this year.
Georgia ranks top 10 of states with recalled Takata airbags still on the road
Officials say 6.4 million of the recalled airbags are still in vehicles on the road, and they are connected with 28 deaths.
