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.

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.

Atlanta airport official files temporary restraining order against vocal city critic

An Atlanta businessman known to be vocal at City Council meetings is accusing a top Atlanta airport official of trying to silence him after she filed for a temporary restraining order.

Atlanta City Council moves forward with comprehensive plan to aid airport's unhoused population

One of the busiest days at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is New Year’s Day. Thousands of travelers are moving through the world’s busiest airport, but some people are not moving because they have nowhere else to go. 

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.

Calls for action as unhouse population increases at Atlanta's airport

Council member Michael Julian Bond added his voice to the issue, calling on the airport’s general manager to take action now.

Growing push to scrap parking requirements on new construction in parts of Atlanta

Some urban planning and transportation advocates argue fewer parking spots will encourage more people to find alternative ways to get around, reducing congestion.

More than two-thirds of pedestrian deaths occur in predominately Black neighborhoods, study finds

A new report by the group PropelATL shows that pedestrian deaths on Atlanta streets rose dramatically last year. Most are happening in predominantly Black neighborhoods in the city.