TSA officer at Atlanta's airport tests positive for coronavirus

An employee with the Transportation Security Administration at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.

Travelers cut trips short before travel ban takes effect

Dozens of people have arrived back at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport after cutting their trips to Europe short. 

Police use Taser on man who refused to leave Atlanta's airport

Police used a Taser on a man who refused to leave Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. It happened in the atrium shortly before noon last Sunday when many travelers were coming and going. 

Police: 3rd driver arrested in I-285 'stunt driving' crackdown

Devon Henry, also known as "BMW Royal" turned himself in to officers after they released a video connecting him to the dangerous stunts.

MARTA steps up measures to fight possible coronavirus outbreak

The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority said they taking measures to minimize the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

Expert: Threat of coronavirus very real at Atlanta's airport

The threat that the COVID-19 pathogen can exist on surfaces is real, so says a professor from Georgia Tech. Philip Santangelo, a biomedical engineer, says the sometimes deadly virus may still be on a surface after 24 hours.

Coronavirus screening at Atlanta's airport

Five countries are now considered high risk by the CDC because of the coronavirus. This includes China, Italy, South Korea, Iran, and Venezuela.

Uber can now send Atlanta rider locations to police dispatch in case of emergencies

Uber has multiple systems in place that prioritize rider safety but the app can now track and send your exact location to Atlanta Police dispatch in case of an emergency.

Atlanta Police investigate MARTA station shooting

A man was shot at the North Avenue MARTA station Saturday afternoon, according to Atlanta Police.

Salvage firm asks US judge to halt removal of capsized ship

A maritime salvage company is asking a federal judge to stop the Coast Guard and a rival firm from carrying out their plans to remove a cargo ship that overturned five months ago on the Georgia coast.

MARTA police: Person hit by train at North Avenue station

The North Avenue MARTA station was closed late Friday afternoon after police said someone jumped onto the tracks.

Atlanta to issue new e-scooter regulations

New regulations are in the works when it comes to e-scooters in Atlanta.

Georgia senators look to hands-off approach on scooter rules

After trying last year to place restrictions on electric scooters all across Georgia, a state Senate committee now wants the state to keep its hands off.