Lindsay Tuman
Lindsay Tuman joined the FOX 5 team as a Multi-media Journalist in July 2021. She's thrilled to be back home in the Atlanta area, where she grew up.
For the last several years Lindsay worked in the Triad in North Carolina as a morning reporter and fill-in anchor. She reported on hurricanes, snowstorms and protests in her three years there.
Previously, Lindsay worked down the road in Augusta as a reporter and anchor. She covered major stories including the deadly shooting at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, the Masters golf tournament and the Georgia Bulldogs trip to the National Championship game in 2018.
Lindsay is a proud Georgia Bulldog. She graduated cum laude in 2014 with a bachelor's degree in Digital and Broadcast Journalism from Grady College. Lindsay grew up in Cobb County and graduated from Lassiter High School.
Lindsay lives in Atlanta with her husband and two rescue dogs, Wayne and Stanley. Outside of work, she loves to travel. Her favorite trip so far has been to Japan. She also loves to go for a run, try new restaurants, and spend time with her family.
She would love to hear from you! If you have a story idea or tip, you can email her at Lindsay.Tuman@fox.com or reach out to her on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
The latest from Lindsay Tuman
Man shot to death after fight in DeKalb County apartment building's lobby
Residents of the DeKalb County apartments say they saw the victim lying in a pool of blood in their lobby after the deadly shooting.
Georgia moms play softball to raise money for Crohn's and colitis research
A lot of parents spend plenty of weekends and nights cheering for their kids on the field from the bleachers. One weekend a year, the moms of The Betty League take the field for a very good cause.
DeKalb County DA's Office hosts 10th annual Love Run 5K to raise awareness
The DeKalb County District Attorney’s Office is taking action with its annual Love Run 5K, an event aimed at raising awareness and funds to combat domestic and teen dating violence.
Fulton School Board nears final vote on closing 2 elementary schools
The Fulton County School Board is expected to make its final decision on whether to close two elementary schools.
Atlanta looks to improve safety, transportation options to support city's nightlife
A new study shows that nearly half of Atlanta's nightlife patrons are going out less than they had been a year ago, which could be trouble for the city's fifth-largest employment sector.
DeKalb County nonprofit makes sure young readers have books
For more than 10 years, DeKalb County's Children Read has been making sure some of the youngest students have books in their homes.
Bill could force Atlanta to house Fulton County inmates at city jail
Republicans on a Georgia Senate committee have proposed a solution to the overcrowding problem at the Fulton County Jail, but not everyone in metro Atlanta supports their idea.
Georgia elementary school tests out technology-free days
Officials at the Georgia school say students loved the activities the teachers planned during no-tech days so much, that they've been incorporating some of the lessons into the classroom regularly.
Atlanta mayor urges temporary halt to clearing homeless encampments after death
Mayor Andre Dickens is calling for a temporary pause on the clearing of homeless encampments after a man died during a closure earlier this month.
Metro Atlanta family giving back to Children's Healthcare with blanket drive
After their toddler wound up in the ICU at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta due to the flu, a metro Atlanta family is giving back to the hospital that helped him get better with a gift that is protecting others.