Fulton DA emails accuse Trump attorney of disrespect

By Randy Travis Published January 24, 2024 ATLANTA - Emails obtained by the FOX 5 I-Team shed new light on claims of racism made by Fulton DA Fani Willis in response to criticism of how she’s handling the election interference case. Willis has already lashed out publicly at critics of her decision to hire a special prosecutor with limited felony trial experience, a man court filings claim she’s also dating. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/willis-emails-accuse-defense-attorney-of-disrespecting-african-american-women?fbclid=IwAR0xI81RgvsyhVYU7kQAm0LotAwQRn-zv2JCKMryxsrAJ0L4PFxXxBgbYrY

Child dies after dad allegedly kidnaps her

A father accused of kidnapping and starving his daughter to death was denied bond. FOX 5 I-Team reporter Johnny Edwards explains why this case has caused Atlanta Police to perform an internal investigation.

Fani Willis won't have to testify in divorce case

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis won't have to testify in the divorce case involving special prosecutor Nathan Wade and his ex-wife Joycelyn Wade. FOX 5 I-Team reporter Randy Travis was in the courtroom when Judge Henry Thompson put a halt to those efforts.

I-Team confirms: FBI investigating Lamar County’s delayed waste-to-fuel project

Concerned citizens demanded a county investigation into why a waste-to-fuel project at the Lamar County landfill is years past its original completion date, with some public money flowing to the man who promoted the project. Now, they’re getting an investigation, and at a higher level. The FBI has taken up the case, the FOX 5 I-Team confirmed.

FBI investigates Lamar County waste-to-fuel project

Tensions in Lamar County have been running high for months. A concerned citizens group publicly criticized the county's landfill authority over a waste-to-fuel project that was originally supposed to be up and running in 2017. It appears the FBI is now involved. FOX 5 I-Team reporter Johnny Edwards has the latest.  

I-Team: Rudy Giuliani's new Georgia attorney speaks out

By Randy Travis Published January 8, 2024 CLAYTON, Ga. - Rudy Giuliani’s new Georgia criminal defense attorney first shook hands with his client on an inauspicious day. "The day I met him was the day he filed for bankruptcy," recounted Allyn Stockton. "I was expecting somebody that would be preoccupied. For everything that was going on in his life, it was amazing to see how he could compartmentalize and focus on what we were talking about." FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/exclusive-new-giuliani-ga-attorney-says-client-still-believes-ga-election-was-stolen?fbclid=IwAR1-ta0u3sMbhOVY78D6Fp87MxmpvUgFFoXMXomoruQVYG-bHkjAXXwK2Ic

How to stop self-renewing subscriptions

It's easy to forget those self-renewing subscriptions even though you keep paying for it year after year. The FOX 5 I-Team's Dana Fowle wants you to break the cycle, and she shares some easy ways to stop those recurring fees.

Retirees heading back to the workforce

There was at one time a prevailing feeling that after some of us hit a certain age we are one in the workforce, but that feeling is not standing the test of time. The FOX 5 I-Team's Dana Fowle takes a look at ''Baby Boomers Cleaning,'' which is owned and staffed by seasoned ladies who get the job done.