Atlanta's Lenox Square celebrating 65 years in August

Lenox Square, the iconic Atlanta landmark, is marking a milestone 65 years as a premier shopping destination in August. The celebrations include a series of events and activities to honor its rich history and contributions to the community.

Midtown Atlanta pub destroyed in water main break reopens

Almost two months after two devastating water main breaks that grabbed national headlines, a popular Midtown Atlanta bar and restaurant reopened its doors to customers.

Chick-fil-A says rumor about its waffle fries not true

Chick-fil-A lovers can breathe a sigh of relief. Rumors suggesting that the restaurant is getting rid of their beloved waffle fries are not true.

Bell Collier Village residents still without a home after massive Atlanta apartment fire

Firefighters are still working to determine exactly what caused a massive apartment fire in northwest Atlanta Saturday evening, displacing hundreds of residents. Some families came back to the building on Sunday to try and salvage whatever they could.

Median home price in metro Atlanta overpriced, study says

The metro Atlanta area is the second most overpriced housing market in the nation, according to a newly released study.

Stabbing suspect at large in SW Atlanta stabbing

Atlanta police are still looking for the person who stabbed a man near a Chevron gas station on Headland Drive in southwest Atlanta early Sunday morning.

Armed College Park man shot by police after fighting his girlfriend: GBI

A man accused of exchanging gunfire with an Atlanta police officer after a fight with his girlfriend was taken to the hospital Saturday night.

Kamala Harris delivers virtual address at Atlanta Voters of Tomorrow Summit

Vice President Kamala Harris made a digital appearance in the Peach State, delivering a virtual address at a Gen-Z-led summit in Atlanta. The focus was on reaffirming the importance of young voters in the upcoming election and ensuring that their voices are heard and valued.

City of Atlanta fires HR chief over ‘preferential treatment’ of her daughter

Atlanta’s head of human resources was fired for abusing her power as a City Hall employee by “encouraging preferential treatment" of her daughter, according to a new report.

3 members of The Nelons Atlanta gospel group killed in Wyoming plane crash

Three members of Atlanta-based Gospel group, the Nelons, and a Georgia Corrections official were among seven people killed in a plane crash in Wyoming Friday afternoon.

Arrest made in deadly Buckhead gas station shooting

A 34-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a deadly shooting early Thursday morning at a Buckhead gas station.

Katie Janness murder: What we know 3 years after Piedmont Park stabbing

Nearly three years ago, Katie Janness and her partner's dog were found brutally stabbed to death at an entrance to Piedmont Park. The mystery behind their deaths remains unsolved.

Police searching for suspects in shooting of 18-year-old in Vine City

Do you recognize these men? Atlanta police say they are connected to the shooting of an 18-year-old during a fight in Vine City.

I-Team: Thousands ticketed by school zone cameras set up further from the school than law allows

The FOX 5 I-Team found a pair of automated school zone cameras in southwest Atlanta set up too far away from an elementary school under Georgia law, but the city and Atlanta Public Schools aren't budging on more than 6K citations issued there. Under the 2018 law legalizing the cameras, school zones must be within 1,000 feet of a school boundary, but one camera for the Fickett Elementary school zone stands double that distance away.

Tree crashes into Atlanta home, barely missing 7-year-old in bed

The Atlanta father was showering when the huge tree crashed through their roof and right into the room where his 7-year-old son was sleeping.