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An Atlanta City Council member says there is a solution to the city's fire equipment crisis.

In a recent decision, the Consumer Product Safety Commission voted unanimously that Amazon has a legal responsibility to not sell items on its platform that have been shown by the CPSC to be unsafe or dangerous.

Disney unveiled exciting new attractions, cruise ships, lounges, and even a new parade during its D23 event, leaving fans astonished by what's to come over the next couple of years.

Two men were arrested for robbing people they met on Facebook Marketplace. 

New details are emerging in the death of a Kennesaw State University senior killed on campus in May.

The Carroll County sheriff says Facebook will no longer allow his agency to post about their yearly gun raffle to raise money for community programs.

The Panthers were returning to Charlotte after playing a preseason game in New England Thursday night. They lost 17-3.

Six University of Georgia students arrested during pro-Palestine protests on campus will remain suspended through the fall semester and will be on probation for the rest of their time at the university.

A new mental health crisis center will soon open in southwest Atlanta in hopes of taking the stress off jails and hospitals in the area.

Disney announced plans to roll out paid sharing, which allows people from different households to share an account for an added fee, but it's not clear when it will be available.

Once a week, the Chick-fil-A restaurant in Puerto Rico uses its extra lettuce to give back in a very special way.

A group of passengers is suing Delta Air Lines after they say they lost thousands of dollars on trips during the CrowdStrike outage and were only offered small refunds or flight vouchers in return.

Georgia Aquarium CEO Brian Davis is being remembered as a leader, mentor and advocate for animals inside and outside the aquarium. Davis died suddenly on Tuesday at the age of 50. However, the people who knew him well say they'll forever cherish the legacy he left behind.

Zoo Atlanta announced the passing of Sequoyah, a male bald eagle, on Aug. 7.

Microsoft is joining cybersecurity software firm CrowdStrike in fighting back against Delta after the airline blamed them for thousands of cancelled flights after July's major technology outage.

The Georgia Aquarium is mourning the loss of its president and CEO, Dr. Brian Davis.

Atlanta city leaders are expected to slap a blight tax on property owners who neglect their homes and apartment buildings. 

The judge's ruling sets up a second trial that will cover potential remedies for Google's search monopoly.

An Atlanta police officer has been charged in connection with an early morning shooting outside a bar in South Fulton.