Atlanta college student cleared in racially charged social media post
Molly Akin from Peachtree City was falsely accused of racism after a fellow Samford University student took her picture and without her knowledge posted it to social media with a racially charged caption. The university cleared her of wrong doing. Since then she has become a victim of doxing by a teenage celebrity who reposted the original post and accused Molly and the university of being racists.
Fake gold 'perfect crime' outdone by perfect hunch
You could call it the perfect crime. One of its victims still does.
Outpouring of support for service dog that helps boy with autism
An update on a very sick service dog and the generosity of FOX 5 viewers who are helping to pay for his very expensive vet bills. Caspian is a six-year-old service dog to a 13-year old Fayette County boy with nonverbal autism.
Raising donations for autistic boy’s ailing service dog
There is a community effort to help a Fayetteville family with the mounting medical bills for their ailing service dog. Caspian is a six-year-old Goldendoodle trained to detect seizures for their 13-year-old autistic son.
2 Fayette County sheriff's deputies fired following May shooting of juvenile driver
Two Fayette County deputies have been fired for their involvement in a deputy-involved shooting on May 30, the sheriff’s office confirmed Friday.
Body cam video from Peachtree City hostage standoff released
Peachtree City police have released a body camera video of a man arrested for kidnapping a child.
Search for missing Peachtree City teen
Police in Peachtree City are searching for a missing teenager.
Charity needs volunteers to harvest blueberries for families in need
A charity in Fayette County needs volunteers to help pick blueberries that will feed families in need. The Real Life Center has an orchard and their program called U Pick 4 Others provides fresh produce to struggling families.
Food bank distributing produce, milk to Georgia families in need
Families in metro Atlanta are now getting government-subsidized food boxes as part of the USDA’s Farmers to Families program.
Fayette County's favorite gator Flat Creek Floyd is back
Flat Creek Floyd is back!
Police search for vandals who broke into, damaged Peachtree City elementary school
Police in Peachtree City said someone took advantage of school being out to cause thousands of dollars’ worth of damage at an area elementary school.
Police: Suspected home intruder shot, killed by resident
Georgia police are investigating after a resident shot and killed a man who allegedly was trying to break into his house.
Deputies searching for missing Fayette County boy
Isaiah Chastain has been missing since Saturday.
Georgia Jeep owners uniting to brighten day for health care workers, neighbors
Georgia car clubs have joined in the parade of support for healthcare workers. They are also trying to brighten the day of children who have been forced to cancel birthday plans because of the coronavirus.
Georgia woman says she's tested positive for COVID-19 3 times
A Fayetteville wife and mother says she has tested positive three times for the deadly coronavirus.
Atlanta pilots skywriting message of hope
A group of local pilots is leaving a message in the skies over metro Atlanta hospitals. They hope their skywriting is a source of hope and encouragement to those on the front lines in the fight against COVID-19.
Georgia dad creates hibachi dinner for son's birthday
A Fayetteville father recently got creative with his family's dinner while sheltering in place.
Fayetteville firefighters return to work after testing positive for COVID-19
Four Fayetteville firefighters have returned to work after testing positive for coronavirus.
Fayette County High School lunchroom employee tests positive for COVID-19
A Fayette County High School lunchroom employee has tested positive for coronavirus.
Gunman wearing surgical mask leaves behind iPhone at Peachtree City store during robbery
Police say two armed robbers were taking advantage of the times by wearing surgical masks to hide their faces during a robbery at a Peachtree City convenience store. However, one of the men left behind a personal item that helped police identify him and spoil what could have been a perfect crime.