APS has two drones that monitor outdoor areas of the district’s properties, such as sports stadiums. The tactical team ...
Federal agents detected nearly 1,600 unauthorized drones and seized over 700 nationwide across all 11 host cities, including 95 in Atlanta alone. Law enforcement relied on Remote ID technology to ...
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Environmental groups are threatening legal action against the City of Atlanta, alleging Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta ...
The Georgia Department of Transportation is conducting a study to explore the potential for passenger rail service between Atlanta and Savannah. A public comment period, which began last week on July ...
More than 2 inches of rain have already fallen on parts of metro Atlanta and the National Weather Service says that may more ...
Atlanta – The FBI and Atlanta Police Department are getting ready for a massive security operation ahead of the World Cup semifinals between England and Argentina at Atlanta Stadium. Both agencies ...
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Georgia has seen a seasonal increase in cyclosporiasis cases, with illnesses peaking in June. The CDC says at least 843 confirmed domestic cases have been reported nationwide, though the true number ...
The FBI has confiscated more than 600 drones at World Cup events since the tournament started. The FBI and Atlanta Police Department are getting ready for a massive security operation ahead of the ...
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) is asking residents to weigh in on a proposed intercity passenger rail corridor between Atlanta and Savannah, launching an online ...
Does a real video show the moment a passenger plane made an emergency landing on a highway in Georgia? No, that's not true: ...