'Stranger Things' looking for extras for final episodes in metro Atlanta

Fans of the Emmy-winning Netflix series "Stranger Things" have an exciting opportunity to be part of the show's much-anticipated finale as filming continues in the metro Atlanta area.

DNC day 3: Tim Walz formally accepts vice presidential nomination

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz officially accepted his nomination as Kamala Harris’ running mate on day three of the Democratic National Convention.

I-Team: Atlanta VA worker accused of drug deals quits job
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By Johnny Edwards Updated August 22, 2024 ATLANTA - A social worker at the Atlanta VA caught on video allegedly buying methadone from patients is off the federal payroll, while DeKalb County prosecutors continue reviewing the evidence against him. A VA spokeswoman confirmed Philip Fritz resigned while under investigation, effective August 13. That?s one week after the FOX 5 I-Team aired clips of cell phone videos showing him in his office allegedly discussing price with a patient, handling methadone bottles and putting some away behind his desk, and peeling off a label. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/va-worker-accused-drug-deals-patients-quits-his-job

Gen Z cynical about future as majority call cost of living the number one election issue

Gen Z young adults are "struggling to remain optimistic" about their economic futures, a new report says, as rising costs of living and unaffordable housing prices make them re-evaluate their dreams.

Atlanta woman receives outrageous water bill, she's not the only one

When your water bill is usually around $13 a month, and then it spikes to $20,000 the next month, that will grab your attention—and, of course, your wallet.

DNC roll call playlist: See which song your state picked

Democrats put the party in political party last night. Here's which song played for your state during the roll call for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Atlanta woman's outrageously high water bill
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The Atlanta building Gail Mapp inherited from her mother has no working plumbing and multiple plumblers couldn't find any leaks. That didn't stop the city from leaving her with a water bill of more than $81,000 and denying her appeals.

Aurora Theatre launches 29th season with 'The Color Purple'

Aurora Theatre’s season-opening production of “The Color Purple" runs through Sept. 15 at the Lawrenceville Arts Center.

Aurora Theatre opens season with 'The Color Purple'
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Lawrenceville?s Aurora Theatre is dubbing its 29th season ''A Feast for the Soul'' ? and the creative team says no show embodies that spirit quite like the musical adaptation of ''The Color Purple.''

Gary Oldman talks 'Slow Horses' Emmy nominations

He’s one of the most acclaimed actors working today — and next month, Gary Oldman could take home his first Primetime Emmy Award.

Gary Oldman talks 'Slow Horses' Emmy noms
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Gary Oldman could take home his first Primetime Emmy Award for his role as the grumpy and messy spy Jackson Lamb on ''Slow Horses.'' The legendary actor talked with Paul Milliken about working on the show.

Carroll County deputy shot: Out of surgery, recovering in ICU

A Carroll County deputy has been airlifted to Grady after officials say he was shot in the face while executing a search warrant.

Meet Max: Our Pet of the Day
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Max is an easy-going older puppy who is looking for a place where he can rest and spend his golden years.

Jonnetta Patton 'ushers' in new BBQ business

Talent manager, producer, and entrepreneur Jonnetta Patton is heating up Atlanta’s food scene with her latest venture, a mobile food trailer called J’s Smokehouse.

J's Smokehouse serves up classic BBQ
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When music superstar Usher sang the words ''Let It Burn,'' we had no idea his powerhouse mother would take the message so literally with her new venture.

Sea lions help researchers study coral reefs
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Scientists came up with a clever way to look at the Great Barrier Reef without disturbing the environment. They sent sea lions to go check out what's exactly going on below the waves.

Cracking the homeownership code: Separating fact from fiction

Many Gen Z and millennials are grappling with the belief that homeownership is out of reach, but that may not be the case.