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Elise Tedeschi was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at just 43. Doctors said she was facing about a 1% chance of surviving the next 5 years. That was 10 years ago. FOX 5 Medical Team's Beth Galvin has her incredible story.

In this edition of the "Handle Your Business" series, CEO Bella Rose wanted to become an entrepreneur. Although she went through some hard times, with no business experience, she learned how to sell herself and now has a line of products sold in stores across the country. Sisters Ericka and Samantha wanted to develop a product with no toxic chemicals so they used their savings to get started. The sisters are on their way to a very profitable business. Bella gives great business advice, including marketing your brand and how to enlist supporters.

Everyday costs are up, interest rates are up, and we are overcharging everything. But the FOX 5 I-Team's Dana Fowle has a few easy ways you can make a cuts here and there

When Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis sent a letter to Sheriff Pat Labat asking for upgraded security ahead of her announcement of possible indictments in the 2020 election interference investigation, many people questioned the motive.

Fulton County Prosecutor Fani Willis wrote a letter Monday to Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat saying she is planning to announce possible indictments in the election interference investigation of former President Trump and his allies sometime this summer.

Life throws a lot of decisions at us, and sometimes it's easy to get stuck between all those tough choices. The FOX 5 Medical Team discovered there is a way forward. Licensed professional counselor Natolie Gray breaks it down.

Relationship coach and author Stephan Labossiere talks about love after heartache. He discusses how we can heal heartache and that we must learn not to dwell in it. Stephan helps a Portia viewer, who was married for 27 years, learn how to recognize love as she's ready to bounce back after heartache! He also answers questions from other Portia viewers who have relationship goals.

Gov. Brian Kemp will soon decide whether to sign off on a bill that could give cancer patients in Georgia better access to biomarker testing. Doctors say these tissue or blood tests allow them to choose the cancer treatment that could be most effective for their patient.

In this second edition of the "Beating The Odds" series, tax professional Phyllis Hindsman lost part of her arm from an accident when she was 13-years-old. She didn’t let it stop her from living her best life. Phyllis says if she wants to do something, she will find a way to work things out! Former college football player Devon Gales took a hit on the field which changed his life. He was a healthy athlete who is now paralyzed from the chest down. Devon knew his injury was going to be a process, but he has bigger goals and that is to walk. He's a physical education teacher and he encourages his students to stay physically active and to not give up on their dreams!