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Central Carroll is chasing its third straight region title tonight, leaning on a physical, disciplined style and a “next play mentality” as they face Griffin in a high-stakes High 5 Sports Game of the Week.

After back-to-back one-win seasons, the Griffin Bears have surged to 6–2 under a first-year head coach who credits faith, community support, and a dominant ground game — putting a first region title since 2014 on the line tonight against Central Carroll.

Griffin High’s award-winning marching band is riding high after winning $15,000 in a major Atlanta competition — just hours before the Bears host Central Carrollton in the High 5 Sports Game of the Week.

This week, Buck Lanford is trying one of the burgers they are serving up at State Farm Arena.

From the boardroom to the courtroom, three women get real about what it takes to juggle business, relationships, success, and their mental health. Attorney Sue-Ann Robinson, ER physician Dr. Lola Ajisafe, and CEO Carmen Jones share the challenges and triumphs of being Black women in high-stakes careers.

Good Day Atlanta's Paul Milliken walks through Netherworld Haunted House in Gwinnett County.

FOX 5 Rise Up Tonight gives you the latest Falcons team news, updates, and in-depth breakdowns with host Kelly Price and Atlanta Falcons beat reporter Tori McElhaney. Follow along as the Falcons hope to close out preseason with a bang at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. New episodes Thursday nights at midnight. Presented by AT&T.

Falcons players traded helmets for Halloween costumes, bringing joy to young patients at Scottish Rite Hospital with laughter, artwork, and unforgettable moments that reminded everyone life is bigger than football.

Falcons linebacker opens up about life as a growing girl dad, manifesting a Pro Bowl season, switching back to his HBCU college number, and proudly repping Prairie View A&M as the team launches its first-ever HBCU day.

Falcons walk-in fits go viral again — from Bijan’s polarizing short shorts and tube socks that sparked Alabama Rush jokes, to Josh Woods serving vintage Audrey Hepburn jewel thief energy with possibly the accessory of the year.

Falcons players get hilariously honest when asked which actor would play them in a movie – from Chris Pratt and Michael B. Jordan to Steven Seagal and their own real-life friends.

Good Day Atlanta's Paul Milliken talks to the director and star of "The Hand That Rocks The Cradle."

Actress and model Nzinga Imani gives us the inside scoop on her role as “Angela” in the popular TV show “Zatima.” She also shares what it took to remain confident in the entertainment industry as a curvy girl. Later, Nzinga shows us some fashion looks from her clothing line Nimani.

Atlanta's Carver High School was selected as this week's Team of the Week.

Seven scholars attending historically Black colleges and universities join Portia at the table to discuss what their education means to them. The scholars are in the running to win a grand prize scholarship sponsored by Montlick Injury Attorneys. Then, it’s up to you to decide who will receive the grand prize scholarship.

Isaac Hayes III opens up about his fight to reclaim the rights to his father’s music, who created one of the most sampled catalogs of all time. Artist James Artissen also joins the conversation to talk music ownership, the business behind making hits, and why every artist should protect their rights.