Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr testifies before Donald Trump grand jury
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr testified today before the Fulton County Grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump and others.
BBB downgrades rooftop solar company as attorneys general investigate
Georgia’s attorney general has an "active investigation" into at least one of the rooftop solar companies profiled in a FOX 5 I-Team hidden camera series.
Attorney: $22 million wrongful death verdict against Durhamtown will 'take years' to collect
In April a Greene County jury awarded $22 million to the family of a man who died at Durhamtown Off Road Park, but according to the family's attorney, collecting that money will be a lengthy process.
Top Georgia elections official testifies before special grand jury investigating former President Trump
Testimony before a special Fulton County grand jury investigating a host of alleged Presidential election fraud crimes continues this week.
Retirees headed back to work in large numbers
A recent study says the 65-and-older set has decided to get back to work.
Fulton County Division of Family and Children Services staff fired over large protest
Around two weeks ago, 25 caseworkers with Fulton County DFCS called out sick. They weren't really sick, the state's top boss says, what they were sick of was modest pay and long hours.
Georgia DFCS offices used to house at-risk teens
A FOX 5 I-Team investigation found children in state custody living in conditions the Department of Human Services commissioner calls "unacceptable." Some of the most troubled teens have been bunking in county offices.
Elderly woman gives big-brand contractor $15K, can't get job completed
An 88-year-old Georgia woman claims she’s being taken advantage of. She put down thousands of dollars last summer for a sunroom. The project still hasn’t started.
Georgia PSC 'getting lit up' with complaints about home solar ripoffs
A growing number of Georgians complain they were tricked into buying expensive rooftop solar power systems, the kind you see advertised heavily on social media.
BBB warns customers about online Atlanta food personality
The Better Business Bureau of Metro Atlanta issued a warning about doing business with a celebrity online chef based in Georgia.
Former insurance commissioner John Oxendine indicted by federal grand jury
A federal grand jury in Atlanta has indicted former Georgia Insurance and Fire Commissioner John Oxendine under charges that he conspired to defraud major healthcare providers.
Delay in trial of disbarred Cobb County attorney accused of killing mother
The trial of a disgraced former Cobb County attorney who is accused of killing his own mother has been delayed yet again.
Auto body owner arrested, accused of taking customers' money
Auto Innovations auto body shop sat prominently on Canton Road in Marietta for a long time, then it disappeared. Cobb County Police started getting deluged with complaints about missing vehicles. But the shop owner was in court this week for missing money.
Medical debt to be wiped clear of many credit reports
The government reports more than 43 million Americans have medical debt on their credit reports. But help is on the way this summer for those who can't get out from under this.
Georgians complain solar sales reps misled them about tax credit
To help bring the costs down for home solar, Congress approved a big 26% tax credit. But a hidden camera FOX 5 I-Team investigation showed how some companies leave customers wrongly thinking they qualify.
Hidden cameras reveal dark side of solar power
A hidden camera FOX 5 I-Team investigation takes the shine off some big promises made to Georgia homeowners about solar power.
Volunteers needed for return of Call For Action
We have great news for you. After a two-year hiatus, Call For Action makes its return! We’ve missed them so much. You’ve missed them so much. Our volunteers have missed you.
Illegal vehicle repossessions on the rise, government reports
The heated automobile market has caused an increase in illegal vehicle repossessions. A government oversight group says it’s positioning itself to take action on your behalf.
To cut or kill: Higher gas prices force community to confront costs of each
Higher fuel prices helped convince one Alabama to make a big change to how it handles roadside weeds, but some residents are worried about what the exposure to plant-killing herbicides might do to the area.
Ethics Commission settles campaign finance case against John Oxendine
The longest running campaign finance case in Georgia Ethics Commission history has come to an end. The Commission voted to settle a case that has dragged on for some thirteen years against former Insurance Commissioner and Gubernatorial candidate John Oxendine.