6 things that deplete your cellphone battery
At some point all of us get frustrated at how quickly our cellphones lose their juice. Your phone buzzes with activity even when it's off, which means, your battery drains and your privacy is being exposed. Let's limit both.
Man convicted of rape exonerated by new DNA analysis of evidence
A man convicted of rape 18 years ago is exonerated by new DNA analysis. The FOX 5 I-Team first raised questions about his conviction in 2009.
3 ways your tax prep will change
It's time to start thinking about filing your taxes. April 15 will be here before you know it, so let's get up-to-speed on what you should remember about 2019 changes.
Former Atlanta contract official sentenced to 2 years in prison in ongoing Atlanta corruption case
The U.S. Attorney's office accused the City of Atlanta official of not disclosing a job he had while working as the Director of Contract Compliance.
Finances for women need special consideration
All of us can tweak, tighten or renew our financial awareness. But a financial planner regularly featured on FOX 5 finds that women, in particular, could use a more pointed message because of these reasons.
Atlanta City Council vows to monitor unpermitted landfill known as Baby Gun Club
The Atlanta City Council admits city it is responsible for monitoring an unpermitted landfill from the 1960's.
Press secretary for former Mayor Kasim Reed guilty of violating Georgia Open Records Act
A jury has found Jenna Garland, former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed’s press secretary, guilty of violating Georgia's Open Records Act.
Keep your job with these Holiday office party no-nos
It's holiday party season, but if you have a Christmas work party on the calendar, be careful how much you party.
He peddled pot-laced snacks to kids. Now he says your laws don't apply to him
Two years after a hidden camera FOX 5 I-Team investigation exposed his pot snack operation that targeted kids, Addae Simmons continues to make questionable decisions.
Nathaniel Johnson sentenced to 15 years for practicing medicine without a license, racketeering, and theft
Nathaniel Johnson, a once prominent doctor, was sentenced to prison for the second time in six years. His lawyer vows to appeal.
Medical supply companies close doors after FOX 5 I-Team investigation
A Fayetteville company accused of shipping unwanted medical supplies to seniors across the country is no longer in business.
Lawsuit wants Doraville to stop budgeting for ticket revenue
A lawsuit against the city of Doraville asked a federal judge to do something that’s never been done before. Critics of the city want the court to order Doraville to stop budgeting how much money in fines and fees it expects to collect in the upcoming year.
Black Friday v Cyber Monday
Black Friday is usually considered the kick-off event for Christmas gift buying. But then the little sister event came along - Cyber Monday.
Driving over the holidays? Here are the GA cities that rely the most on ticket money
You're driving through a Georgia town or county, glance in your rear view mirror and see something that's going to cost you big time. Blue lights.
Bought an item then it goes on sale? No worries. There's an app for that
Don't you hate it when you buy something then soon after it's on sale? We all do. But don't give up on that better price.
Businessmen claim attorney's ADA lawsuits are a racketeering scheme
Two businessmen have filed a racketeering law suit against an American with Disabilities Act attorney, Craig Ehrlich. They claim Ehrlich's hundreds of ADA lawsuits are a criminal enterprise. Ehrlich's lawyer denied the allegations and said his client's lawsuits are legitimate and proper.
Holiday shopping? Check out these apps for product price histories
With the holidays coming up, anything that can help get a leg up on shopping is a great idea? Let’s look at apps and web add-ons that can track price histories, alert you to price drops, and more.
It takes a real SEAL to track down the fakes
You don’t have to be a military veteran to be bothered by the thought of someone posing as a Navy SEAL.
Semper lie: Self-defense business owner claimed wild military deeds
A Cobb County man who spent years pretending to be a Navy SEAL finally came face-to-face with the truth. And the FOX 5 I-Team.
Make sure your charitable gift goes where it's supposed to go
Yes, it's the holiday season and most of us love a nice gift, or two. But, giving is also a big part of this season.