APD moves desk duty cops to the beat

In an effort to free up zone officers, the Atlanta Police Department has ordered some administrative staff back onto the beat.

Atlanta to require city workers to undergo LGBTQ+ training

Workers in the city of Atlanta will be required to attend training on the LGBTQ+ culture. The measure includes outreach to employees who may fall under one of the classifications, as well as the public at large.

9/11 attacks changed an Atlanta police officer's life

Atlanta police officer Jay Pagan said he almost lost the will to live while trapped by debris under a fire truck for nearly an hour on 9/11.

Atlanta motorist in road rage encounter left on hold after calling 911

An Atlanta motorist who was followed by an angry driver called 911 hoping that a police officer could intervene. Instead, he says he was left waiting on hold for minutes.

Gov. Kemp urges support for new police training center in Atlanta

Gov. Brian Kemp sent a letter Wednesday to Atlanta City Council urging them to support a controversial new law enforcement and first responder training center in DeKalb County

Atlanta Public Schools begin mandatory COVID-19 testing for staff

Beginning Tuesday, all Atlanta Public School teachers, staff members, bus drivers, and more will undergo mandatory testing for COVID-19.

Atlanta police chief testified during state hearing on crime

Atlanta Police Chief Rodney Bryant told state lawmakers Tuesday that their partnerships with state and federal entities have allowed them to take a more aggressive approach to tacklE crime over the last year or so.

'Put the guns down': APD Deputy Chief shares how citizens can help prevent violent crimes

Atlanta Police Department Deputy Police Chief Charles Hampton shared a way citizens can help officers curb the surge of violent crime in Atlanta: stay calm and put the guns down. 

Atlanta passes 100 reported homicides in 2021

Atlanta surpassed the milestone of 100 homicides in 2021 following a triple shooting after midnight on Sunday. 

Police: Car break-in suspects fire shots at Atlanta security guard

Police say a group of people fired shots at an Atlanta restaurant's security guard when he tried to stop them from breaking into a car.

Atlanta looking into rehiring retired officers to patrol city parks

Two recent murders inside Atlanta parks have citizens calling for more security. City leaders have been trying to find the best way to respond to the public outcry.

Atlanta police officer's act of kindness to homeless man caught on camera

When the Atlanta police officer saw a barefoot homeless man, she gave him some shoes she had in her car. While she was not looking for publicity, a bystander filmed the act of kindness.