Georgia secretary of state opens investigation of former President Donald Trump
Georgia's Secretary of State has opened an investigation into former President Donald Trump to determine if Trump violated election laws.
Don't post your COVID-19 vaccination card on social media
It’s been a bit challenging for many to get the COVID-19 vaccination. So when you do it, it’s kind of a big deal, and people like to post about it.
I-Team Exclusive: Newton County manager wants newly-elected coroner removed from office
Newton County's newly elected Coroner is under fire for initially refusing to transport a body from a deadly accident scene.
Another GA hospital vaccinated 100s of ineligible people. Why DPH says this one is different
A northwest Georgia hospital confirmed to the FOX 5 I-Team it has vaccinated hundreds of people not yet eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Elberton clinic hoping new revelations will convince state to return seized vaccine
The Medical Center of Elberton is again appealing a state decision to suspend their COVID vaccine shipments, hoping a FOX 5 I-Team investigation proves the rules were confusing for who should be vaccinated.
FDA issues warning about dangers of imported hand sanitizers
Hand sanitizer is a part of everyday life now. It’s in the car, in your purse, on counters, in elevators. But before you mindlessly use them, the FDA warns that hand sanitizers imported from Mexico.
2 minutes, 6 seconds: Why some object to this new PT standard for future Georgia cops
This month, the state of Georgia began requiring all recruits pass a basic physical fitness test before entering the police academy.
Fulton County commissioner uses curse words to describe a Fulton County judge on jail inmate phone call
Fulton County Commissioner Marvin Arrington cusses out a judge in one of his client's cases during a jail inmate phone call.
Alarming jailhouse phone calls from a man accused of stalking a political candidate he once worked for
State Representative Mesha Mainor says a local businessman stalked her after he left her campaign. Jail house phone calls made by the man, obtained by the I-Team through the Open Records Act, show him lashing out at his alleged victim.
Portable smartphone charger recalled over fire, shock hazard
Nearly 2,300 of the chargers are being recalled due to fire and shock risks.
This doctor got the vaccine, then got the virus. Why he says that makes the vaccine even more important
Dr. Anil Yadav has spent 16 years practicing family medicine in Cherokee and Pickens County. He’s popular among his patients. When one of them turned 100, his staff brought a birthday cake to her home.
New PUA benefits require verification process
New unemployment claims have jumped to nearly 1 million, moving up along with surging corona virus figures. Yes, unemployment safety nets are in place. But, for those filing for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, PUA, you will now have to verify employment.
Georgia planned for a pandemic. So why is the vaccine rollout such a mess?
The uneven vaccine rollout in Georgia has embarrassed state leaders and frustrated many Georgia residents.
Why are many GA first responders taking a pass on the COVID vaccine?
The COVID-19 vaccine is now available for all Georgia first responders. That means anyone in fire rescue or law enforcement can sign up.
Campaign Finance Commission fines Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms $37,000
Ethics Commission fines Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms $37,000
Politician broke promise to unblock critics from Facebook, costing taxpayers at least $160,000
Douglas County spent more than $160,000 in legal fees after a commissioner reneged on a promise to unblock critics from his Facebook page.
She survived a wild ride called 2020. Turns out we did too
Cea Anderson is now 8-months-old. She was born in the middle of the night, in the middle of a car accident, in the middle of a pandemic. And she is thriving.
Woman voted in presidential race, requested absentee ballot using Georgia election official's address
A woman used the home address of Georgia's election supervisor to vote in the presidential election, and request an absentee ballot for the Senate runoffs in Georgia.
Rookie probate judge could be highest paid judge in Douglas Co.
Douglas County commissioners approved an increase in the salary of their new probate judge, paving the way for the possibility Christina Peterson next year could be the highest-paid judge in the Douglas County courthouse.
How an historical events space is surviving pandemic economy
Small businesses took the hardest hits when the pandemic struck. We’ve seen the signs on doors from neighborhood shops that tell us that businesses are closed. According to a recent economic impact report, 60 percent of businesses that shut down during the pandemic won’t re-open.