Toddler found wandering outside Clayton County Waffle House
Clayton County police are working to learn how a 2-year-old was able to wander alone outside of a Waffle House early Friday morning.
More refugees to resettle in Georgia following reversal of Trump administration immigration policy
President Joe Biden's reversal of a Trump administration immigration policy means more refugees will be settling in Georgia.
Mailboxes at Duluth apartment targeted by thieves... again
A large new surveillance system sits outside the MAA Prescott apartment complex in Duluth, weeks after Gwinnett County police started investigating stolen mail there.
Marietta schools to use badges to track students, help with COVID-19 contact tracing
It's a new way of keeping track of students. Marietta City Schools are giving all students new badges that will help parents know where they are. The badges will also play a key role in COVID-19 contact tracing.
Atlanta Braves legend Henry 'Hank' Aaron dead at 86
Atlanta Braves legend and Baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron has died at the age of 86
Tributes pour in honoring the legendary Hank Aaron
Tributes from friends, family, celebrities, and dignitaries from around the world poured in after the passing of Atlanta Braves legend and Baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron was announced Friday morning.
Shaq joins Henry Co. Sheriff's Office as community relations director
Shaquille O'Neal said he has always wanted to be a sheriff and now the NBA legend has officially taken a role at the Henry County Sheriff's Office.
Georgia Corvette lottery winner can’t claim prize because the car is too hot
The winner won't pay a markup on the hot model
Local cookie company expands with Smyrna bakeshop
Local baker Ashley Carlton says says his new Smyrna cookie shop continues his mission of honoring his father.
Burgers with Buck: Hot Betty’s Breakfast Bar
This cool spot on Main Street in Tucker has a lot more going for it than just a great name.
Wild turkey given warning for causing Georgia traffic jam
Kennesaw police officers are used to dealing with some foul situations, but this was a whole different kind of fowl.
At 91 and 92, this Johns Creek couple can't wait to get vaccinated
They survived the polio outbreak in the 1950s and they're doing everything they can to see the other side of the coronavirus pandemic.
Douglasville family loses everything in house fire
A Douglasville family is in need of help after a fire destroyed their home.
Cobb County teachers protest outside board meeting after COVID-19 deaths
More than a hundred Cobb County teachers held signs and honked their car horns outside the school board meeting Thursday night. They say they're worried about their safety during this pandemic.
Sheriff: Man captured in SC after Georgia school lockdowns
A Virginia man has been apprehended after leading police on a chase in South Carolina and prompting schools to be locked down in a Georgia county.
Police: Georgia teenager scammed over $980,000 from Kroger
Police say in a two week period Tre Brown scammed over $980,000 from the Kroger where he worked.
Sen. Warnock: 'I swore an oath to do one thing and that is to defend the Constitution'
The pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, the Reverend Raphael Warnock, has just spent his first full day as Senator Warnock.
Judge: Georgia lawyer’s mind poisoned by violent ideology
A federal judge on Thursday lashed out at a Georgia lawyer accused of storming the U.S. Capitol, saying the lawyer had been seduced by a dangerous ideology that “poisoned this man’s mind.”
Fulton County police seek leads in cold-case murder as mother pleads for justice
Sandra Alexander-Hugley told FOX 5 her heart aches just as much as it did when she received the call October 9, 2004, indicating her son, Rufus Jones, Jr. had been shot at a Fulton County park on Pleasant Hill Road. Her 19-year-old son was dead near the baseball field by the time she arrived--leaving her to suffer from lots of unanswered questions and a gaping wound in her heart for more than sixteen years.
Push to improve Atlanta's security
There are more cameras -- public and private -- monitoring what is going on in Atlanta than in most cities given the area covered.