After 3 years, dogs seized for alleged cruelty still locked up in Fulton County
The Cane Corso dogs were taken over alleged animal cruelty and have been languishing for three years in the Fulton County Animal Shelter. So far no one seems willing to find a solution.
Animal 'lover' busted second time for animal cruelty in foster home
It’s a worthy effort — Georgians who rescue dogs from crowded animal shelters before they’re euthanized.
What to do when water pipes burst in your rental
Pipes all over the metro have burst from the sustained freezing temperatures. If you own your home, you fix it. But what happens if you are a renter?
GBI reopens investigation of former Austell police chief after I-Team inquiry
The GBI and the Cobb County District Attorney’s office is once again investigating former Austell Police Chief Richard Starrett.
GGC professor suggests self-checkout lanes to blame for his shoplifting bust
The Georgia Gwinnett College criminal justice professor is accused of stealing hundreds of dollars worth of items at a Target near campus, but he said that other facts like the store's self-checkout lanes are to blame for his troubles.
Judge orders apartment complex repaired after I-Team investigation into conditions
When the FOX 5 I-Team visited the apartments earlier this year, they saw trash, water damage, and sludge dripping from a porch. Three months after we pointed out the issues, the county still found the living conditions terrible.
Holiday gift returns may cost you this year
Retailers take a huge hit when you send things back, and that’s starting to add up for them.
High-end home builder arrested after clients take him to court
A high-end home builder company CEO finds himself in court pushing back against clients who say he stole their money. And a lot of it. An Atlanta couple wanted him arrested.
Former Special Olympics treasurer apologizes for $24K theft
The crime rocked the small community of Rabun County with everyone having the same question: how could anyone steal from the Special Olympics?
Hertz settles with $168M for customers falsely accused of auto theft
There is a $168 million settlement announcement from the Hertz rental car companies. The Fox 5 I-Team first told you about Georgia customers who complained they were falsely arrested for stealing their rental cars.
Club sports cost parents retirement savings, study says
A recent LendingTree study shows that 59-percent of parents say their child’s pay-to-play sport causes financial strains. Eleven-percent of parents go into debt for it.
Court of appeals set to review Georgia's medical marijuana bid process
After two years, there is finally progress in the marijuana medicine front in Georgia.
Holiday delivery notice scams surge
It’s no secret that we are all expecting a lot of holiday deliveries. We know about the porch pirates who take those gifts from the front door. But there are some thieves who use the simple knowledge that we are all about to get overwhelmed with packages to create some confusion.
Former President Trump National Security Advisor Michael Flynn appears before Fulton grand jury
Michael Flynn, surrounded by Fulton County Sheriff's deputies, appeared before a special grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump.
Georgia first responders honored for saving lives, often in dramatic fashion
From a wild high-speed chase with bullets flying to an off-duty cop and his pregnant wife saving two lives, this year’s Governor’s Public Safety Awards had plenty of drama.
Experian to pay out more than $22M over errors
Experian has agreed to pay $22.45 million for mistakenly claiming some consumers were high risk.
Man at center of politically charged and deadly hit-and-run appears in court
Man at the center of a deadly hit-and-run case appears in court. Ryan Dover called State Representative Trey Kelley instead of 911 after the deadly accident. Case moving forward.
IRS adds new webpage to prep for tax season
The IRS is making getting ready for tax season easier than ever. They have a new option - one stop you can make to organize yourself.
Contractor abandons house rebuild, owner sleeps in car
Robert Watts thought he did everything right after his house fire. He secured a contractor rated well with the BBB, but more than two years later, his home is still uninhabitable.
Ex-trooper accused in fatal crash now faces new investigation as Buchanan mayor
A.J. Scott ran for mayor of Buchanan while still being prosecuted for vehicular homicide. Now the city has hired a an outside investigator to look into some recent disturbing behavior by the former trooper.