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Most of people grew up with lots of sun exposure and little sun protection. That can raise the risk of skin cancer. The warning signs it may be time to get your skin checked.

Portia has a candid conversation with parents of the children on the autism spectrum about managing the disorder. Sonja Bennett discusses her experiences with her son Kalin. She noticed something was not right as early as 9 months old, but doctors would not provide a diagnosis until he was 2 years old. He didn't begin to speak in full sentences until he was 7. Dr. Elizabeth Greenfield, licensed psychologist Marcus Autism Center, identifies different ways and methods of communication. Early diagnosis can help. Tap into what motivates an autistic child and use those things to help the child excel and succeed. Sonja says be your child's main advocate. Kalin says autism doesn't have a face and to keep being encouraged and strive for your dreams!

Selena Gomez is a sweetie pie who loves striking a post for the camera. She gets along well with other dogs.

This is the third edition of the Boss Lady Moves series. Hairstylist-turned restaurateur, Gocha Hawkins, opens up about how her life in jail, in business and how she?s become a successful entrepreneur. She?s turned her gifts and passions into plenty of profits.

Experts are now recommending women get their first mammogram at age 40, then get one every other year up to age 75. The FOX Medical Team's Beth Galvin spoke to a breast cancer surgeon to learn what you need to know, and what to ask your doctor.

The first responders get more personal and talk about the impact their careers have on their roles and husbands, wives and parents. It’s a candid conversation about the sacrifices they make for the sake of public safety and how much they value the time with their loved ones. South Fulton Police Chief Keith Meadows also takes a moment to address the concerns of those who feel the trust has been broken between police and the public — particularly in communities of color.

By Randy Travis Published June 26, 2023 10:47PM Georgia FOX 5 Atlanta Rideshare app touting security now under fire A rideshare company that used armed security guards as drivers, letting customers request a ride through an app just like they would Uber or Lyft, is now in hot water. The Georgia-based Black Wolf App attracted national attention, prompting the FOX 5 I-Team to look into the company's licensing. LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. - Kerry KingBrown’s idea certainly seemed innovative: provide armed security guards as rideshare drivers and let customers request a ride through an app just like they would Uber or Lyft. The Georgia-based Black Wolf App attracted national cable news attention earlier this month as well as a story from FOX 5. But KingBrown’s idea is in danger — his own security license has since been terminated — because of a dispute over whether his company is really providing security services. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/black-wolf-owner-loses-security-license-accused-of-endangering-public-with-armed-drivers

Firefighters, police officers, paramedics and firefighter/EMTs discuss the training, challenges and sense of fulfillment that comes with being public servants. Despite the inherent risks to every call they respond to, they explain why every shift and every call feels like a call to duty. We’re celebrating first responders.

George is charming and full of energy. He has a special friend named Quill that he would love to share a home with.