Georgia Trade Industry Expo targets students, record attendance
College enrollment is declining. One of the reasons, according to a national data tracker, is that alternatives that cost less and potentially pay more are available.
Mortgage lender banned by feds after targeting military and vets
The Fox 5 I-Team’s Dana Fowle says this mortgage lender had been warned in 2015 to clean up its act, but the government says, it didn’t.
Student loan debt repayment likely restarting this summer
If you have student loan debt, prepare to begin to repay that starting this summer.
Critics claim Clayton County Sheriff Levon Allen used tax dollars to campaign
Clayton County interim Sheriff Levon Allen has spent nearly $50,000 in taxpayer's money to put his name and sometimes image on billboards, cars, and theater screens as he campaigns to remain sheriff.
Dilapidated apartments fined, prosecutor says 'not enough'
An apartment complex with deplorable living conditions, which has been the focus of a months long I-Team investigation has been fined. But the DeKalb County solicitor’s office didn’t think it was enough.
Despite corruption indictment, two Douglas County commissioners attend meeting
Despite facing criminal charges, two Douglas County elected officials took their places at Monday's commission work session, including Douglas County chairman Romona Jackson Jones.
Douglas County paying 'initial legal fees' for indicted officials
The FOX 5 I-Team has learned three elected officials in Douglas County accused of bid rigging will get at least some of their legal fees paid by the county.
Car subscriptions entering the vehicle market: What you need to know
Buying a vehicle is a big purchase., and these days outside too many budgets. This is why a new car trend is emerging - car subscriptions.
Toddler injured in home elevator accident alerts Georgia to dozens of possible 'unsafe' elevators statewide
An Atlanta toddler is lucky to be alive after investigators say a safety system "failed" and he fell almost 15 feet down an elevator shaft in his family's home.
Senate investigation: Recent European trip a 'taxpayer-funded vacation'
An investigative report concluded that a recent European trip lead by the outgoing lieutenant governor and Senate president pro tem amounted to "vacation" that cost taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars.
How to make the family business last for generations
The statistics on family-owned business look like this: 30 percent survive to go to the second generation. Only 12 percent make it to the next generation. By the time the fourth generation comes along, that number plummets to four percent.
Hyundai, Kia owners sue over missing security feature
Carmakers Hyundai and Kia face more blowback after a series of headlines about a missing safety feature on many of its used models. Now, a victim is petitioning for a class-action lawsuit.
Douglas County Commission chairman, 4 others indicted
Douglas County Chairwoman Romona Jackson Jones, Commissioner Henry Mitchell and Tax Commissioner Greg Jones were among five people indicted on bid rigging charges Friday.
Search warrant: Hall County solicitor suspected of theft
A copy of the search warrant shows, GBI agents sought evidence of "stolen or embezzled property" when they searched the office of Hall County Solicitor General Stephanie Woodard last year.
New Georgia rooftop solar rules on horizon to stop 'bad actors'
Hundreds of Georgians have complained they fell for the false promises of out-of-state solar installers who flooded their social media pages with ads claiming solar would eliminate their traditional power bill.
Anti-theft security patches available for Kia and Hyundai vehicles
Kia and Hyundai thefts have spiked so much that some insurers are refusing coverage of these vehicles.
Duncan and Miller lead delegation on $110,000 European trip at the end of their terms
Before leaving office, the two men, led an eight-day bi-partisan senate delegation to Europe.
Know a few key tax filing changes for this year
The tax filing season has begun, and every year a few changes are made that you should know.
Developer: Mystery mounds will be protected if proof of indigenous culture
The developer for a big housing project called Poole Mountain told the FOX 5 I-Team he does not want to destroy any Native American history.
AMC theatres to change how you buy movie tickets
In order to survive the changing marketplace, America's largest movie chain plans to change how you will purchase tickets.