ATLANTA (WXIA) – Saxophonist and Atlanta native Ryan Kilgore will take the center stage at this weekend’s 5 Arts Festival in the heart of Little Five Points on Saturday afternoon.

Kilgore will perform several songs from his new solo project Just Walk.

The street festival includes five arenas of art – visual, literary, recording, performing and crafts – among the many displays and expressions there. The festival is free and open to the public all day Saturday and includes live music, vendors, street performers, dance battles, body painting, STEM exhibits, live puppetry, community mural painting and much more.

The experience is truly immersive and interactive, and allows visitors to actively participate in the overall experience.

The Ryan Kilgore Foundation is sponsoring the festival’s main music stage, dubbed the 5 Spot.

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. -- At the Aug. 5 board meeting, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners (BOC) approved the purchase of an election/asset management system and Poll Worker on-line training software system recommended by the county’s Department of Registration and Elections. Both systems will align the department to continue resolving issues that arose during the general election and general election runoff of 2008 as well as the primary and general elections of 2012.

“The approval to implement these two systems should improve our department’s ability to conduct elections more efficiently,” states Rick Barron, Director of the Fulton County Department of Registration and Elections. “The 2016 Election Year is fast approaching and having these two systems in place will enable us to be better prepared for the expected increase in turn-out due to it being a Presidential Election year.”

ATLANTA (WXIA) – Residents in the Little Five Points community are breathing a sigh of relief with the arrest of the four people believed to have gone on a 15-minute crime spree last March, which left two men dead near the Vortex Bar and Grille.

Authorities are crediting a good Samaritan and good police work for solving the case.

Police are keeping quiet about the good Samaritan who helped with the information, saying they do not want to release anything that may hurt their case.