I-Team investigation into deplorable living conditions trigger county sweep
For three months, the FOX 5 I-Team has documented the living conditions a the Decatur apartment complex. What they saw there was simply shocking.
GBI starts probe of politically-connected Hall County prosecutor
The GBI began this week looking into questionable spending practices of Hall County Solicitor General Stephanie Woodard after the FOX 5 I-Team revealed thousands of dollars earmarked for crime victims actually went for the solicitor’s personal needs.
The hidden 'tax' on pumpkin spiced treats
When the weather cools, the leaves fall, and for many people that means it’s Pumpkin Spice season. But the FOX 5 I-Team’s Dana Fowle says you are paying a high price for all of that spiced goodness.
Hall County solicitor spent public money on herself while claiming it was for victims
The FOX 5 I-Team found multiple examples of questionable spending that was either reimbursed to the Hall County solicitor general or bought using her Hall County purchase card, each supposedly to help crime victims or witnesses
Heating costs expected to spike
Winter heating costs are expected to be at a 15-year high.
Text sent to then Sen. Kelly Loeffler partly blames her for death threats
Texts sent and from then Senator Kelly Loeffler's cell phone in late 2020 and early 2021 give a vivid behind the scenes look at her battles with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
Begin to budget with simple formula
When money gets tight like it is for many these days, creating a budget or even tweaking the one you have is imperative.
Student loan forgiveness applications now online
Federal student loan forgiveness has begun. The application came online October 17th after a weekend trial of the process to catch glitches.
FOX 5 I-Team Special 'Pattern of a Killer: The Trial of Wayne Williams'
In this FOX 5 I-Team special, Dale Russell revisits the Wayne Williams' trial, examining the courtroom evidence, speaking with key lawyers, investigators, forensic experts, and three of the surviving jurors who provide fascinating insight into what they saw in the courtroom and why they found Wayne Williams guilty of murder.
'Pattern of a Killer: The Trial of Wayne Williams'
The Wayne Williams trial in 1982 was a different world. There were no cameras in the courtroom. Now, we have been given access to the trial evidence that we can now show you. In this FOX 5 I-Team special, senior reporter Dale Russell revisits the case, speaking with investigators, forensic experts, and the victims' family.
Federal jury finds former head of Atlanta Watershed guilty
Former commissioner of the Department of Watershed Management, Jo Ann Macrina was found guilty of bribery and conspiratorial bribery.
Zelle accused of 'rampant' fraud, little customer recourse
Zelle is advertised as "a fast and easy way to send and receive money." Well, maybe too easy, according to a new report from the Senate Banking Committee. It claims Zelle is "facilitating fraud." It goes on to say that fraud is "rampant" on the platform.
FOX 5 I-Team special 'Pattern of a Killer' revisits trial of Wayne Williams
Watch "Pattern of a Killer: The Trial of Wayne Williams" Oct. 17 at 7 p.m. on FOX 5.
Pink Energy goes dark in Georgia and across US
You can turn out the lights for one of the biggest providers of rooftop solar power in Georgia.
Ag Commissioner: I can't ban controversial farming practice
Georgia’s Agriculture Commissioner said his hands are tied if critics expect his help to end a controversial method of farming.
New interest rates drastically change loan payments
Interest rates just last month jumped a touch more than seven percent in September. If you are home or car shopping, this can put a big dent in what you can now afford.
Subscription costs underestimated by consumers
Most families today have subscriptions of some sort like video, food, and maybe clothing. But a new survey shows that we don’t really know how much we spend each month.
Paying for a wedding gets a modernized reboot
Weddings. No matter your budget, they really can pinch your wallet. So brides and their grooms are taking a new route by putting their wedding on layaway or "wed now, pay later."
Emails show Douglas Co. chairman's involvement in contract under GBI investigation
Emails obtained by the FOX 5 I-Team indicate Douglas County Commission Chairman Romona Jackson Jones intervened in the decision over who should get a county contract.
3 easy ways to vet a charity before giving
Fall is here, and we are now moving into the holiday season: Thanksgiving. Duwali. Hannukah. Christmas. We feel the urge to give or help others, but be careful because not all charities are created equally.