I-Team: Bride locked up by probate judge testifies in JQC hearing for Douglas County judge
By Randy Travis Published December 5, 2023 DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. - Tears flowed during testimony over whether an embattled Douglas County probate judge should be punished for her actions both on and off the bench. Christina Peterson faces 30 counts of violating the judicial code of conduct, including decisions she made before ever becoming a judge. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/bride-locked-up-by-probate-judge-testifies-in-jqc-hearing
Facts don't match fear in Atlanta parking garage electric vehicle ban
As electric vehicles leap in popularity, a major downtown Atlanta parking garage is taking a different approach: a ban on all EVs from the property. The reason they've given is the fear that an electric vehicle could spontaneously catch fire.
iPhone NameDrop update worries law enforcement: Here's what you need to know
The iPhone got a big upgrade this fall. But there is one new feature tucked into this one that has some folks, particularly law enforcement, worried.
Major delivery services to allow healthcare deliveries; DoorDash offers FSA/HSA payment option
This is big news for families trying to spend FSA money by the end of the year. Flexible Spending Accounts and Healthcare Savings Accounts have enlisted three big delivery services as a new shopping option for those using these savings accounts.
Popular Dallas Markets ordered closed after worried owner builds unpermitted bunker
At least 200 family-run businesses scrambled to find new locations after the city of Dallas ordered a popular shopping destination shut down.
I-Team: Popular Dallas Markets ordered closed after owner builds unpermitted bunker
By Randy Travis Published November 20, 2023 DALLAS, Ga. - At least 200 family-run businesses scrambled to find new locations after the city of Dallas ordered a popular shopping destination shut down. The Dallas Markets opened two years ago in a Paulding County-area warehouse. Shoppers flocked to enjoy an impressive variety of locally designed arts and crafts, food trucks, even live entertainment, all in one place. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/popular-dallas-markets-ordered-closed-after-worried-owner-builds-unpermitted-bunker
Using AI is easy: Here's a step-by-step meal planning tutorial
Good Day Atlanta anchor Alyse Eady challenged the FOX 5 I-Team to actually show the viewer step-by-step how to use artificial intelligence. Challenge accepted.
How AI can help with meal planning
AI seems so complicated, but using it for small chores can be a great way to start understanding its power. The FOX 5 I-Team's Dana Fowle walks Alyse Eady how to build a meal plan using the technology.
Newton County dissolves dive team supplied by a firefighter’s scuba store
An internal report details why Newton County decided to fire Fire Chief Mike Conner and Inspector Glenn Mikos, following a FOX 5 I-Team investigation that found Mikos' scuba store had been supplying the department's dive team for years. The report also reveals the fate of the dive team.
Employees claim toxic work environment created by solicitor under GBI investigation
One year after the FOX 5 I-Team uncovered evidence of wrongful spending, the GBI wrapped up its criminal investigation into Hall County Solicitor Stephanie Woodard.
Newton County axes fire chief and an investigator following FOX 5 I-Team investigation
Newton County has parted ways with its fire chief and a fire inspector, three weeks after the FOX 5 I-Team uncovered an apparent conflict of interest between the fire department a local scuba shop.
City will reimburse ticketed drivers after FOX 5 I-Team finds glitch in speed cameras
Hundreds of drivers received tickets they didn't deserve near two Jonesboro schools, and after the FOX 5 I-Team discovered a glitch in some automated speed cameras, the city plans to give drivers their money back.
City to reimburse ticketed drivers
Hundreds of drivers in one metro Atlanta town will soon be reimbursed for speeding tickets issued by cameras. Five years ago, a new state law made it legal for police to set up automated cameras in school speed zones and send tickets through the mail. Now a FOX 5 I-Team investigation finds those cameras weren’t functioning properly in one Clayton County city, resulting in drivers receiving tickets they didn’t deserve.
Georgia state representative says laws unfairly favor home squatters
A house squatter versus the homeowner: It was a dramatic scene caught on camera by the Fox 5 I-Team. It highlights how police and the court system are struggling to be on the side of legitimate homeowners - people whose houses are overrun by intruders.
Georgia sheriff's candidate fired after hidden camera catches him sneaking into rival's locked office
When he suspected someone was snooping around in his office, a Jackson County sheriff’s deputy set up a hidden camera.
I-Team: Georgia sheriff's candidate fired after hidden camera catches him sneaking into rival's locked office
By Randy Travis Published November 8, 2023 JEFFERSON, Ga - When he suspected someone was snooping around in his office, a Jackson County sheriff’s deputy set up a hidden camera. What that camera recorded last month has now upended the race for who should be the next sheriff and cost one of the candidates his county job. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/hidden-camera-catches-one-sheriffs-candidate-sneaking-into-rivals-locked-office
Trashing lithium-ion batteries causing fires across Georgia
There's a good chance that somewhere in your home right now is a kind of battery that's quickly become the bane of firefighters everywhere.
I-Team: Improper disposal of lithium-ion batteries causing fires across Georgia
By Randy Travis Published November 6, 2023 JEFFERSON, Ga. - There's a good chance that somewhere in your home right now is a kind of battery that's quickly become the bane of firefighters everywhere. They’re called lithium-ion batteries, used to power everything from toothbrushes to cell phones to the electric vehicle that may be in your garage now or in the near future. All of those are safe if handled properly. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/warning-trashing-lithium-ion-batteries-causes-fires-across-ga
State representative infuriated by squatter story
A Georgia state representative was infuriated by a bizarre squatter story she saw on FOX 5 Atlanta and she is trying to change the system.
Black Wolf owner still using armed drivers despite court order
The state ordered the owner of an armed ride-share company to immediately stop what he's doing following a FOX 5 I-Team investigation that raised questions about his Georgia security guard license.