Two men found dead after shooting at Edgewood Court apartments
Two men were found dead Sunday evening after a shooting at an apartment complex in northeast Atlanta, police said.
Teen killed in Cartersville shooting during birthday party
A teenage boy was fatally shot during a house party on Weaver Street in Cartersville early Sunday morning.
Metro Atlanta braces for unpredictable winter as La Niña lingers
The FOX 5 Storm Team say Atlanta faces an unpredictable winter with La Niña increasing the risk of ice and flash-freeze events despite no clear temperature trend.
OutKast’s Hall of Fame honor cements Atlanta’s music legacy
OutKast’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction cements Atlanta’s role as a driving force in global music culture.
Georgia grandmother fears for her family as SNAP benefits remain frozen
A Georgia grandmother is struggling to feed her family as SNAP benefits remain halted during the government shutdown, forcing her to find new ways to provide for her grandson amid rising food prices.
Flooding closes 3 lanes on I-75 North near airport
Flooding shutdown part of I-75 northbound in Clayton County on Saturday.
Elizabeth Baptist Church feeds thousands amid SNAP pause
Atlanta’s Elizabeth Baptist Church fed 5,000 people through its Operation Uplift drive, expanding efforts to fight food insecurity amid the government shutdown and paused SNAP benefits.
Ground stop at Atlanta airport adds to delays, cancellations Saturday
Storms and FAA flight reductions caused more than 530 delays and 130 cancellations at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport on Saturday.
Rod Wave arrested in Atlanta on drug and weapons charges
Atlanta police arrested rapper Rod Wave, also known as Rodarius Green, on multiple drug and weapon charges Friday
MUST Ministries struggles to meet demand amid government shutdown
MUST Ministries in Cobb County has seen a significant increase in demand since the government shutdown and their about to get even busier.
Georgia non-profit sending medical supplies to hurricane-battered Jamaica
The organization Friends of Disabled Adults and Children is sending medical supplies down to Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa.
Local non-profit struggling to meet demands amid government shutdown
Hosea Helps is making a plea to the Atlanta community after they say donations are down, in the midst of a sluggish economy, and the government shut down.
Jayden Williams elected as youngest mayor in Stockbridge history at 22
Born and raised in Stockbridge, Williams said he’s ready to lead and hopes voters will focus on his vision for the city rather than his age.
Georgia inmate convicted of running drug ring from prison
Federal agents say Georgia inmate Jarvis Matthews ran a drug ring from Calhoun State Prison using contraband phones and social media to traffic meth, heroin, and fentanyl across metro Atlanta.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene: Senate Republicans should use nuclear option to pass continuing resolution
Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green says she has urged Senate Democrats to pass the House’s Continuing Resolution and supports Senate Republicans using the nuclear option to kill the filibuster.
DeKalb police officer investigated after encounter with transgender woman
DeKalb County police opened an internal investigation after a transgender woman was confronted for using a women’s restroom.
Meth found hidden at busy Paulding County produce stand
Deputies found 270 grams of meth hidden at a Paulding County produce stand after a community tip.
Fulton County stands firm as Justice Department renews push for 2020 election files
The Justice Department has asked Fulton County for 2020 election records, but county officials refuse to comply.
Teen driver sentenced to 65 years for crash that killed 6 Georgia family members
Following his sentencing, Luke Garrett Resecker received 65 years in prison after a jury found him guilty in a 2023 Johnson County crash that killed six family members while he was driving under the influence of marijuana.
Foreman: Robertson’s behavior unsettled jurors in Tiffany Foster murder trial
Jury foreman says Reginald Robertson’s courtroom stare “seemed to intimidate and control” during Tiffany Foster murder trial.