Atlanta African Dance & Drum Festival returns this weekend

The 14th annual Atlanta African Dance & Drum Festival is happening this weekend, with a packed lineup of music and dance workshops taught by world-renowned instructors.

Attorney General joins Atlanta in battle over public safety training center petition

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has joined the City of Atlanta in its battle over the ongoing petition drive attempting to stop construction of the planned Atlanta Public Safety Training Center.

Sons of Confederacy voice opposition to rename Atlanta streets

An organization that recognizes Confederate soldiers will be prepared to sue the city of Atlanta if leaders take down the street names that honor the military effort.

Braves, Truist Park helps fans stay cool during afternoon game

The Braves are taking on the Arizona Diamond backs in the final game of their three-game series Thursday afternoon and it's going to be a hot one.

Atlanta ghost tour to tease release of Disney blockbuster

An exclusive haunted tour will take place in Atlanta in honor of the new Disney blockbuster The Haunted Mansion.

Atlanta’s Cooks & Soldiers hosts annual summer festival

Atlanta’s Cooks & Soldiers is hosting its “big summer festival" this Sunday, and if you’re not wearing red and white, you might be the only one!

Barbenheimer, Atlanta Open and a free Ice Cream Festival: Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta

Will you survive the Barbie Oppenheimer double feature? Or do you plan to pig out on some free ice cream in the park? FOX 5 Atlanta has another round-up of fun events you can get into this weekend.

Man shot at Cheshire Bridge gentlemen's club, Atlanta police investigating

One man is recovering in the hospital and another is in custody after police say a fight broke out at a gentlemen's club on Cheshire Bridge Road early Thursday morning.

Titanic expert killed in sub implosion honored by James Cameron, others for heeding explorer's call

Paul-Henri Nargeolet, 77, died when the Titan submersible descended into deep North Atlantic waters on June 18 to explore the Titanic - something Nargeolet had done dozens of times before.

Businessman sentenced to federal prison for bribing Atlanta officials, tax evasion

Prosecutors say Lohrasb "Jeff" Jafari gave two high-ranking Atlanta officials thousands of dollars in cash and gifts to ensure the city would give his company contracts worth millions of dollars.

7-year-old recovering after nearly drowning at Inman Park pool

A summer swim nearly turned tragic in Atlanta Friday when a 7-year-old child was pulled from the water not breathing. 

Kitchen renovation leads to unique Buckhead dining experiences

With a big kitchen remodel currently underway, owners at Atlas and The Garden Room are finding some exciting new ways to keep customers well-fed this summer.

Atlanta Braves giving back for Hank Aaron Week

The Atlanta Braves will celebrate Hank Aaron Week with community events and in-game presentations.