College Park residents say lithium battery plant could lead to environmental catastrophe
Some people in College Park are fuming over plans to build a massive lithium battery storage plant in their neighborhood.
Natural hair show coming to Georgia International Convention Center
Organizers say the show's celebration of natural hair and beauty will have something for everyone.
College Park community fights to preserve donated rock climbing wall
Some College Park residents have come together to try to save a rock-climbing wall at a city recreation center.
Metro Atlanta aerospace camp inspiring new generation of pilots
The students at the College Park camp may be too young to get their driver's licenses yet, but they're already mastering the skills they need to take to the skies.
Fulton County DA Fani Willis claims she's only DA with 'courage' to prosecute Trump
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis spoke about the recent legal proceedings related to Trump Georgia case during an Easter event on Saturday in College Park.
1 person shot at MARTA College Park Station
One person was shot Wednesday at MARTA's College Park station, according to MARTA Police Department.
College Park mayor files federal lawsuit against city
College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broome claims the city council has tried to silence her and tried to remove her from her duties for speaking out against their restraints.
Georgia cosmetologists fighting bill that gets rid of certain licensing for hair, makeup artists
A bill that would remove certain cosmetology licensing requirements is headed to a final vote in Georgia’s House of Representatives.
Why are College Park officials leaving City Hall? Residents demand answers
Sources tell FOX 5 several College Park city employees either resigned or were fired over the last several weeks. The city is being tight-lipped about it, and its residents fear they're being left in the dark.
EXCLUSIVE: College Park woman wrongfully arrested speaks out
For months, a College Park woman says she felt trapped and powerless after police wrongly arrested her for attacking and robbing an elderly woman and her son.
Innocent or guilty? College Park woman's life shattered over controversial arrest
DeKalb County police have doubled down on the arrest of Maya Miller for robbing an elderly woman and her son despite the victims saying she was not the attacker.
College Park agrees to pay ex-city manager $139K in severance pay, damages
Stanley Hawthorne was the city manager for College Park for just under 10 months before the city council voted to fire him during a meeting. The reason behind his firing is still a mystery.
College Park police sergeant dies due to medical complications
Sgt. Shakeya Lee-Shawn Walker died on her birthday from medical complications.
College Park City Council suddenly fires top official ‘with cause,’ but won’t say what the cause is
College Park’s city council abruptly fired its city manager last week but refused to say why.
PushPush Arts unveils new College Park headquarters
A metro Atlanta-based organization dedicated to helping artists grow and shine is celebrating a major milestone this weekend: the unveiling of its new venue and headquarters.
Mug shot released for son accused of killing father in College Park
The Clayton County Police Department has released the name and photo of a 41-year-old man accused of shooting and killing his father at his home in College Park.
Funeral for North Carolina FSU coach from College Park set for Saturday
College Park native and Fayetteville State University coach Jada Brown has died, according to the school.
94-year-old woman pulled from burning College Park apartment by Woodward Academy security officer
The security team from Woodward Academy in College Park were quick to respond Tuesday morning when a nearby apartment building was on fire.
Restaurant mistakenly receives backlash after Keith Lee visit to business with similar name
A well-known TikTok food critic’s visit to metro Atlanta over the weekend has the owners and staff at one South Fulton restaurant receiving death threats.
Hundreds attend College Park neighborhood trick-or-treat event secured by police
Residents told FOX 5 that extra police presence made their Halloween night feel safer.