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Officers were responding Sunday afternoon to a man shot to death at the QT at the intersection of Peachtree Parkway and Peachtree Corners Circle in connection to an attempted carjacking.

The transgender woman says since her first day at the Decatur Chick-fil-A she was harassed with sexual and homophobic comments. When she reported it to the owner, he allegedly said she should be honored "that someone liked her enough to hit on her."

Amid a rise in crime and an officer shortage, Atlanta Police Department's Crime Prevention Unit met with citizens for a safety training seminar on Saturday in the hopes of engaging the community to aid in crime prevention.

Officers have a program where they will come and inspect your property and point out tips they believe will deter criminal activity.

Raines Carter, the chief city solicitor, described to city council members some of the incidents linked to a downtown club before the city shut it down.

An Atlanta City Council member was on a police ride along when he helped save a life.

Authorities say a young teen stole a police vehicle from a parking garage.

Inside the Aware House on the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta, Matt McCoy is testing out what could be the next big thing in assistive technology: a system of magnetic sensors on his face and behind his ear allowing him steer his power wheelchair by tilting his head.

Just a month after Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, Bobby Grier became the first Black man to play in the Sugar Bowl - despite the opposition of Georgia's governor at the time.

The officer said he was on patrol around midnight last Saturday when he was flagged down at a gas station along Cascade Road and Donelly Avenue in southwest Atlanta.

Delta Air Lines has agreed to pay $10.5 million to settle allegations that it false reported information about its U.S. Postal Service mail deliveries.