Married couple dies days apart after battle with COVID-19

Yunona Monroe's parent's died after battling COVID-19 for several weeks. She's not sure how they contracted the virus.

Rookie probate judge could be highest paid judge in Douglas Co.

Douglas County commissioners approved an increase in the salary of their new probate judge, paving the way for the possibility Christina Peterson next year could be the highest-paid judge in the Douglas County courthouse.

Gunshots at Douglasville mall send shoppers into panic

Gunfire on one of the busiest shopping days of the year set off a panic at a Douglasville shopping mall this week.

Police: Georgia officer fired shots during stolen car investigation

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been called to a hotel in Douglasville where a police officer fired shots early Tuesday morning.

Douglasville couple dies hours apart on Thanksgiving

A Douglasville couple passed away just hours apart on Thanksgiving after being hospitalized and diagnosed with COVID-19. 

Douglas tax commissioner hands out bonuses while other employees endure pandemic pay cuts

When the pandemic forced Douglas County commissioners to adjust their budget, they required all county employees except those in the elections office to share the burden by taking five unpaid furlough days.

Thieves ram truck into sporting goods store to snag guns, Douglasville police say

Investigators told FOX 5 the suspects broke into Gable Sporting Goods just after 1:30 a.m. and stole a variety of weapons, but they're still conducting inventory, so an exact number of taken guns could not be provided.

Douglasville community changes Halloween tradition due to COVID-19

This has been an unusual year and despite the circumstances and of course the pandemic, one metro Atlanta community wanted to move forward with an annual Halloween tradition, with a little bit of a change.

Power outages continue to limit precincts in final day of in-person early voting

Voters in more than a dozen counties struggled to cast their ballots Thursday, after Zeta pummeled a wide swath of North Georgia. And the storm's impact is continuing into the final day of in-person early voting.

Georgia woman, 94, who waited decades to vote urges patience at polls

Clara Jackson, 94, was almost 40-year-old when she finally had the opportunity to vote. She insisted on voting in person and says no line to too long to wait.

GBI: Stabbing suspect stole patrol car, struck deputy

A Douglasville man accused of stabbing a woman stole a patrol car, struck a deputy, and let authorities on a chase before being apprehended, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

Douglas County community honors first responders

There wasn’t a sit-down luncheon this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, but thanks to area businesses and the community, hundreds of Douglas County first responders still received special recognition during Wednesday's 5th annual First Responders Luncheon in Douglasville.

Douglas County firefighters face furloughs

A multi-million dollar deficit is resulting in furloughs for Douglas County employees.

Douglas County Schools employee loses job over anti-Trump Facebook post

A Douglas County School System employee is out of a job over social media posts she apparently made about President Trump supporters. 

Deputies: Fake registered nurse charged with child cruelty

Deputies have arrested a Georgia woman accused of stealing someone else's identity in order to pose as a registered nurse.