Atlanta taxi drivers rally against city's proposed industry overhaul
The city of Atlanta is getting pushback on a proposal to overhaul regulations in the taxicab industry.
Atlanta City Council moves to revive animal services agreement with Fulton County
Fulton County Animal Control Services may soon be servicing the city of Atlanta again, following the severance of relations earlier this month.
Fulton County halts animal control services in Atlanta amid funding dispute
Fulton County Animal Control Services announced it will cease its operations within the city of Atlanta.
DeKalb County inmate escapes from Grady Memorial Hospital
Another inmate managed to escape from Grady Memorial Hospital. This marks the third time in less than a year, and twice in one month.
Soaring car thefts hit Atlanta's airport
Motor vehicle thefts are on the rise at the world’s busiest airport. FOX 5 has been reporting on the number of thefts over the past month.
Atlanta City Council spars over candidates' qualification to fill vacant seat
Fireworks exploded and allegations of playing politics were hurled at the Atlanta City Council meeting on Monday.
Atlanta approves $1.5M for park camera upgrades, police patrols
The city of Atlanta will invest $1.5 million in park safety this year after a unanimous vote from members of the city council on Monday night.
Atlanta Municipal Market to make hard changes amid financial struggles
Change is coming to Atlanta's Municipal Curb Market.
Cheshire Bridge Road fire: Span could partially reopen soon
Barricades have blocked Cheshire Bridge Road for the past few months after a fire under the span damaged a portion of the overpass roadway, but soon the road is expected to partially reopen.
Atlanta airport workers claim sexual harassment, retaliation, and deplorable conditions
Some airport workers say they are the victims of sexual harassment, retaliation, and poor treatment allegedly at the hands of managers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
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.
City of Atlanta, firefighters relationship frayed after breakdown in policy talks
Atlanta firefighters could be in danger of not receiving pay increases in the future and it all boils down to a breakdown in communication.
Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta gets $1M donation from Atlanta
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta says the city’s donation will change lives.
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.
What to do when the police stop you: Atlanta councilman uses his own traffic stop as a lesson
An Atlanta City councilman wants to use his own traffic stop as an opportunity to educate drivers on the dos and don'ts when they are pulled over by police.
Mother calls for pedestrian safety along Atlanta parkway after daughter’s hit-and-run death
An Ohio mother wants city and state leaders here in Georgia to take action and make a state highway safer for pedestrians.
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.
Body camera shows Atlanta City Council member’s encounter with police over marijuana possession
Atlanta City Council member Antonio Lewis was placed in handcuffs and cited for possessing a small amount of marijuana.
Gun violence in Atlanta: Chief gives report card on targeting guns, gangs, and drugs
Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum say getting guns and drugs out of the hands of criminals and gang members is a top priority for police.
Alleged lies on Atlanta airport job application prompt HR investigation
The Human Resources Department for the City of Atlanta has launched an investigation after council members began raising questions about how employees are hired at the nation's busiest airport.