Atlanta City Council responds after another report of violence near GSU campus

Some Georgia State University students are on edge after another person was found with a gunshot wound near student housing Saturday night. The spot has been a hotspot for violence the last several months.

Atlanta cracking down on homeless camps, finding temporary housing for those in need

Atlanta is cracking down on homeless camps. On Monday, the city sent out police to clear out an encampment under the Cheshire Bridge between Buford Highway and Interstate 85 after several fires burned out of control. Officials say a few unhoused people were trying to stay warm.

APD CARE Unit: Atlanta police’s civilian patrols

Atlanta Police Department's new CARE Unit are bridging the gap between community needs and police response, one call at a time.

Atlanta police changes procedures following I-Team investigation into girl’s starving death

A legal expert tells the FOX 5 I-Team, the Atlanta Police Department had a duty to take “immediate action" that might have saved 4-year-old Treasure McWeay from starving to death, but didn’t. Now, after an I-Team investigation, APD announces an overhaul in how it works with DFCS on welfare checks.

Atlanta's 911 calls skyrocket in 2023: Too many non-emergency callers

City leaders within Atlanta’s emergency services department say calls to 911 have skyrocketed in the last year—causing prolonged wait times.

Atlanta police launch internal investigation into handling of 4-year-old who starved to death

Treasure McWeay died of starvation. Now, the Atlanta Police Department has launched an internal investigation into its handling of the case as her father, now accused of malice murder, appears in court.

APD officer dies after suffering medical emergency before shift

Officer Kenya Galloway was found unresponsive in his vehicle after suffering a medical emergency before his shift Thursday night.

Atlanta crime rates drop: What the mayor, police chief says worked

Atlanta's Mayor Andre Dickens will be joined by the city's police chief and community leaders later this morning for a news conference to address crime reduction efforts.

Atlanta landmark Manuel's Tavern faces vandalism ahead of mayor's speaking engagement

A popular Atlanta neighborhood bar, Manuel's Tavern, known for hosting political groups, was vandalized and some vulgar graffiti targeting Mayor Andre Dickens was scrawled on the business.

Ho Ho Whoa! Clients put Santa contractor on naughty list

It's been a long time since Kurt Berger climbed up on Santa's lap. But the East Lake homeowner admitted dreaming about it a lot these days.

Battle over 'Stop Cop City' referendum heading to federal appeals court

A court hearing on Thursday could determine whether the public will get to vote on the future of the controversial training center for Atlanta police and first responders.