Pet of the Day from Paws Atlanta
Ms. Dottie is as sweet, curious, gentle, and loyal as can be. Although she is curious about other dogs, she would do best in a home where she can be the only pet.
Ms. Dottie is as sweet, curious, gentle, and loyal as can be. Although she is curious about other dogs, she would do best in a home where she can be the only pet.
A mentally ill inmate has waited in a Georgia isolation cell 468 days for help. He's not alone.
For 468 days and counting, Winston Powell has known little else than the walls of a barren isolation cell. He's in limbo because the average wait to see a state forensic psychologist in Georgia is over 10 months.
For 468 days and counting, Winston Powell has known little else than the walls of a barren isolation cell. He's in limbo because the average wait to see a state forensic psychologist in Georgia is over 10 months.
Free festivals, fireworks and food: Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta
Groove on the square with a pop vocalist, jam out in an arena full of Hip-Hop giants, or take it easy while Bluey and Bingo entertain the kids. Check out our list of things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta.
Groove on the square with a pop vocalist, jam out in an arena full of Hip-Hop giants, or take it easy while Bluey and Bingo entertain the kids. Check out our list of things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta.
I-Team: Mentally ill man sits in jail 468 days -- He's not Alone
By Randy Travis Published May 17, 2023 BUCHANAN, Ga. - For 468 days and counting, Winston Powell has known little else than the walls of a barren isolation cell, his only companions the untamed thoughts ricocheting inside his head. "This is wrong," stressed Haralson County Sheriff Stacy Williams. "These are people." If the Haralson County Jail had a frequent flier program, Powell, 28, would already be a lifetime Diamond member, charged 10 times over the last 10 years with a string of nonviolent crimes. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/a-mentally-ill-inmate-has-sat-in-a-ga-isolaton-cell-for-468-days-waiting-for-help-hes-not-alone
By Randy Travis Published May 17, 2023 BUCHANAN, Ga. - For 468 days and counting, Winston Powell has known little else than the walls of a barren isolation cell, his only companions the untamed thoughts ricocheting inside his head. "This is wrong," stressed Haralson County Sheriff Stacy Williams. "These are people." If the Haralson County Jail had a frequent flier program, Powell, 28, would already be a lifetime Diamond member, charged 10 times over the last 10 years with a string of nonviolent crimes. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/a-mentally-ill-inmate-has-sat-in-a-ga-isolaton-cell-for-468-days-waiting-for-help-hes-not-alone
Facing tough diagnosis, Atlanta couple finds refuge in beekeeping
Neill and Robin Ferrill started taking classes in beekeeping during the pandemic, setting up hives in their Atlanta yard. Their bees, and their garden, would become their refuge during the most challenging year of their lives.
Neill and Robin Ferrill started taking classes in beekeeping during the pandemic, setting up hives in their Atlanta yard. Their bees, and their garden, would become their refuge during the most challenging year of their lives.
Jury seated in trial of disbarred Georgia attorney Richard Merritt for killing his mother
A jury has been selected in the DeKalb County murder trial of disbarred Cobb County attorney Richard Merritt.
A jury has been selected in the DeKalb County murder trial of disbarred Cobb County attorney Richard Merritt.
Richard Merritt Murder Trial: Jury seated
A jury has been seated in the DeKalb County murder trial of disbarred Cobb County Attorney Richard Merritt. Prosecutors claim Merritt brutally beat and stabbed his mother to death on the day she was set to drive him to a state prison.
A jury has been seated in the DeKalb County murder trial of disbarred Cobb County Attorney Richard Merritt. Prosecutors claim Merritt brutally beat and stabbed his mother to death on the day she was set to drive him to a state prison.
Brain cancer patient discovers new passion
Neill and Robin Ferrill of Atlanta have been married for 14 years, and this last one may have been the most challenging. This time last year, the couple was reeling from an unexpected diagnosis: brain cancer. This year, they're embracing a hobby together that has helped them get through it. It's beekeeping.
Neill and Robin Ferrill of Atlanta have been married for 14 years, and this last one may have been the most challenging. This time last year, the couple was reeling from an unexpected diagnosis: brain cancer. This year, they're embracing a hobby together that has helped them get through it. It's beekeeping.
Unusual Texas beach discoveries, including creepy dolls, set for auction
“We are hoping the doll head goes for lots of money,” director of the Mission-Aransas Reserve Jace Tunnell, told FOX Television Stations, adding that the auction is in good spirit to help injured animals.
“We are hoping the doll head goes for lots of money,” director of the Mission-Aransas Reserve Jace Tunnell, told FOX Television Stations, adding that the auction is in good spirit to help injured animals.
Mom records 7-year-old son walking bullied schoolmate home
A Texas boy asked his mother to walk an 8-year-old girl home after she was bullied at school.
A Texas boy asked his mother to walk an 8-year-old girl home after she was bullied at school.
Portia: Leveling Up
The key to leveling up is learning how to master life's messes and overcoming those unexpected challenges, which are a regular part of adulting. Phyllis D. Braxton, clinical social worker and author of "Be Right or Be Effective", says life is full of messes and they are never going to stop coming. She says we are living in a microwave society and people want things instantly. A mother of 5 and marketing consultant, stays busy! She's trying to find her own voice because at times she feels like she's drowning from being overwhelmed. She asks Phyllis about imposter syndrome, self-sabotage and how to do better – don’t miss her great advice!
The key to leveling up is learning how to master life's messes and overcoming those unexpected challenges, which are a regular part of adulting. Phyllis D. Braxton, clinical social worker and author of "Be Right or Be Effective", says life is full of messes and they are never going to stop coming. She says we are living in a microwave society and people want things instantly. A mother of 5 and marketing consultant, stays busy! She's trying to find her own voice because at times she feels like she's drowning from being overwhelmed. She asks Phyllis about imposter syndrome, self-sabotage and how to do better – don’t miss her great advice!
Rick Ross says Georgia car show will go on despite denied permit
Fayette County officials denied Rick Ross a permit for his massive car show and concert at his "Promise Land" mansion, but the rapper says the event "can't be stopped."
Fayette County officials denied Rick Ross a permit for his massive car show and concert at his "Promise Land" mansion, but the rapper says the event "can't be stopped."
New monoclonal antibody treatment may help boost canine parvovirus survival rates
Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious, potentially devastating disease for young puppies and unvaccinated dogs. But, a new monoclonal antibody treatment, the first of its kind, may provide an immune boost to help dogs fight off the virus.
Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious, potentially devastating disease for young puppies and unvaccinated dogs. But, a new monoclonal antibody treatment, the first of its kind, may provide an immune boost to help dogs fight off the virus.
Griffin starvation case: Parents arrested for attempted murder; 10-year-old recovering
Tyler and Krista Schindley are charged with attempted murder, false imprisonment, and cruelty to children, and other charges.
Tyler and Krista Schindley are charged with attempted murder, false imprisonment, and cruelty to children, and other charges.
New treatment may boost parvovirus survival
Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious, potentially devastating disease for young puppies and unvaccinated dogs. But, a new monoclonal antibody treatment, the first of its kind, may provide an immune boost to help dogs fight off the virus.
Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious, potentially devastating disease for young puppies and unvaccinated dogs. But, a new monoclonal antibody treatment, the first of its kind, may provide an immune boost to help dogs fight off the virus.
Lakers fan elevates hair game with LeBron James image shaved on head
The intricate design was created by barber Miguel Rosas, who specializes in hair portraits of famous sports stars.
The intricate design was created by barber Miguel Rosas, who specializes in hair portraits of famous sports stars.
Portia: Gun Violence Pt. 2
In part two of this special edition of "Portia," we address the solutions of how to stop the rampant gun violence in our communities. The conversation continues with a licensed professional counselor addressing the issue from a mental health perspective. Shero, Antoinette Tuff, a woman who saved countless lives when she convinced a heavily-armed school shooter to put down his weapon, shares her story.
In part two of this special edition of "Portia," we address the solutions of how to stop the rampant gun violence in our communities. The conversation continues with a licensed professional counselor addressing the issue from a mental health perspective. Shero, Antoinette Tuff, a woman who saved countless lives when she convinced a heavily-armed school shooter to put down his weapon, shares her story.
Metro Atlanta home sellers trapped in their low rate loans
Many people who bought or refinanced when interest rates were down are now looking at a huge increase in monthly payments if they to move.
Many people who bought or refinanced when interest rates were down are now looking at a huge increase in monthly payments if they to move.
Richard Merritt, disbarred Georgia attorney, set to go to trial for killing his mother
The long awaited trial of a Georgia attorney accused of beating and stabbing his mother to death is set to begin.
The long awaited trial of a Georgia attorney accused of beating and stabbing his mother to death is set to begin.
'Don't do it': Georgia man talks about how chewing tobacco led him to lose half his tongue
Justin Smith started chewing tobacco as a young teenager. Now 31, he is adjusting to life after losing half his tongue to oral cancer.
Justin Smith started chewing tobacco as a young teenager. Now 31, he is adjusting to life after losing half his tongue to oral cancer.