Dangerous toys shipped to US without inspections

Most toys in this country go through a rigorous testing process, but when they are shipped from overseas, there can be huge gaps in safety. And when they are sold in private marketplaces - like Facebook or eBay - another safety net, according to the government, is removed.

OJ Simpson case: No confession found on thumb drives, police say

Police say they “did not locate any information of evidentiary value" after being asked by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) to search several thumb drives that investigators believed might contain a confession from OJ Simpson.

I-Team: Request to investigate a nightclub on state property

By Johnny EdwardsPublished December 3, 2024 A landlord and a downtown nightclub are battling in court over a building that sits on state property. The FOX 5 I-Team has learned that, before his death from cancer last week, Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson waded into that dispute. FOX 5 I-Team reporter Johnny Edwards obtained a scathing letter about the nightclub, sent by Thomspon to Atlanta's chief of police and mayor, a few months before he died. The Brief: Before Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson died in November, he reportedly warned of issues at Lyfe ATL nightclub on state property, deeming it a nuisance that needed to be investigated. Thompson's letter to authorities outlined significant concerns, including poor sanitation, safety hazards, drug odor, and nearby shootings. The nightclub is caught in a drawn-out legal battle, reportedly not paying rent since 2022. Despite citations for various violations, including lacking alcohol and food service permits, Lyfe ATL continues to operate. ATLANTA - Before his death in office last month, Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson tried to sound an alarm about a downtown nightclub, the FOX 5 I-Team has learned. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/before-he-died-gas-labor-commissioner-asked-police-investigate-nightclub-state-property

Portia: Tuning Into Your Talents

Ragan Whiteside left her career in the corporate world to tune into her talents as a flutist, composer, and songwriter. She joins Portia at the table to discuss her career, family, and working in a male dominated industry. Ragan also mentors aspiring flutist Lailani Smith. Plus, Ragan and her band perform a single from her latest album.

Meet Mars: Our Pet of the Day

Mars came from a crowded shelter and was scheduled to be euthanized, but she's been given a second chance on life thanks to FurKids.

Celebrating the season at Callanwolde

Callanwolde's Winter House essentially brings the North Pole to Atlanta, with family-friendly activities including photos and visits with Santa, live music, fire pits, pottery workshops, and an artist market.

Portia: Finally Got It Right

Kelly Whaley and Angela Hood got married four times, but never gave up on finding ''the one.'' Larraine Forrester almost threw in the towel on her decades-long marriage but love prevailed. The three women sit with Portia to discuss their individual journeys to finding true love and what they learned before finally getting it right.

Beware of delivery scam texts

Holiday deliveries are kicking off into high gear, but consumer advocates are warning about scam texts pretending to announce delivery problems. The FOX 5 I-Team's Dana Fowle explains what you need to be looking out for.