Good Day Atlanta

Forty years ago, horror history was made when ''Nightmare on Elm Street'' introduced the world to Freddy Kruger. The anniversary is being celebrated with a brand new 4K version, and Paul Milliken had the chance to talk about making the movie with stars Robert Englund and Heather Langenkamp.

Calhoun's AllStar Halloween is a year-round superstore that specializes in everything you need to make October 31st a spooky success. That means masks, costumes, decor, animatronics, and collectibles — all coming from the industry’s top names.

Small towns aren't always the safe haven they appear to be, and that's especially true on FOX's new mystery show. Kristin Kreuk stars on the show, and she talked with Alex Whittler about bringing the best-selling book series to the small screen.

Learning can be fun when you incorporate everyday activities, and your kitchen is a great place to do that. Lee Anne Wimberly, the owner of Tutor Doctor in Suwanee, shows Alyse Eady how to have some fraction fun with pizza.

Atlanta Falcons fan gear is some of the best in the league, and the team's new Sixty-Six Collection is inspired by the Falcons' inaugural season. Creative design manager Jackson Sipes shares a look at the collection and the unique story behind it.

Trina has been holding it down for the girls of hip-hop for decades, now the rapper and TV personality is sharing her journey in her new book. She sat down with Alyse Eady to share some nuggets from ''Da Baddest'' and to share an update on her life.

FOX 5 real estate expert John Adams shares his top 10 essential tips to protect yourself from being taken advantage of by insurance companies and profiteering contractors after a hurricane.

There's nothing scary about the Georgia Aquarium, but the Atlanta spot is getting into the spooky spirit when its ''Haunted Seas'' experience brings tricks and treats for the whole family.

In their new three-part series ''American Historia,'' host John Leguizamo and filmmaker Ben DeJesus delve into thousands of years of achievements and often overlooked contributions of Latinos. The two minds behind the project talked about shining a light on the rich history with Kaitlynn Pratt.