Empty Georgia roads creating dangerous desire for triple-digit speed
Metro Atlanta law enforcement leaders complain they’re seeing a new and dangerous problem: people driving not just fast, but at speeds over 100 miles an hour.
Emory Public Health Dean: More COVID-19 testing will show true scope of outbreak
More COVID-19 testing will show the the true scope of the coronavirus pandemic, according to one health expert.
Handy list for error-free unemployment claims
Perhaps the most questions we get from viewers is about applying for unemployment these days. Here’s a comprehensive list of things that will keep your claim moving more smoothly for both employers and individuals.
Fulton County Jail undergoes deep clean to kill COVID-19 virus
Fulton County jail undergoes deep clean to prevent the spread of COVID19 virus
Paycheck Protection Program expands to FinTech
Small businesses are the lifeblood of the economy. In the age of COVID-19, they are closing up shop at an alarming rate, but money promised through the federal Paycheck Protection Program has already been deposited into accounts.
19th century cemetery in Centerville vandalized during Holy Week
Gwinnett County Police want to know who destroyed dozens of gravestones at a cemetery originally built in the 1800s.
More unemployment workers can access benefits Monday
The March unemployment figures came down yesterday from the Georgia Department of Labor. They processed more claims in seven days than in all of 2019.
Gwinnett COVID-19 work release inmate says it was 'horrible'
Nearly half of the Gwinnett County work release residents are now home, released early after one tested positive for COVID-19.
Joint state-federal COVID-19 fraud task force makes its first case
A Fayeteville woman is charged with selling unregistered pesticide which she marketed on eBay as Virus protection.
Here's how Atlanta beat the last pandemic a century ago
When it comes to the best way to beat a pandemic, history is often the best teacher.
Guide to applying for Payroll Protection Program
The federal government’s $350 billion “Payroll Protection Program” is up and running, but not without expected hiccups.
VA switches ambulance providers 'indefinitely' after FOX 5 I-Team investigation
The Atlanta VA Medical Center suspended indefinitely its ambulance contract with a local company after a FOX 5 I-Team investigation raised questions about the safety of veterans.
This is why you are still paying for childcare while its closed
How we live and work today is different than how we did it a week ago. So how we manage childcare has changed, too. I’m trying to make sure I talk about your biggest questions – the things that keep you up at night right now. And childcare and what it’s costing you while not using it is a big one.
How to get unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic
Many of you have already started to apply for unemployment, and you have so many questions. Let’s see if we can help you.
Unemployment benefits for independent contractors
In March, more than 10 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits. Georgia processed the highest number of claims ever processed in a week.
Farmers worry who will pick GA fruits and vegetables during pandemic
Georgia farmers worry the COVID-19 pandemic could leave them in the worst spot imaginable: bumper crops… but not enough migrant workers to help bring in those fruits and vegetables.
If he can survive a month of misery, Rome man says you can, too
It’s likely no one appreciates the turn of the monthly calendar more than Rome resident Clay Bentley.
Norcross COVID-19 testing lab is fast, but not yet official
The national shortage of coronavirus testing kits – and the frustrating delay in sometimes getting those results -- has opened a window for private testing labs, including one in Norcross.
City of Norcross takes quick action against door-to-door scams during coronavirus lock down
One city clamps down on possible coronovirus scams.
Team keeps tradition in a nontraditional time
Team spirit in the face of coronavirus keeps a local soccer club’s birthday tradition going. Parents figured out how to get the girls together from a distance, of course.