Chaos ensued as an overcrowded escalator started to speed up and then abruptly stop, throwing people to the ground ...

Atlanta News First has obtained several videos from MARTA of the escalator emergency that unfolded at its Vine City Station ...

MARTA CEO Collie Greenwood has stepped down due to immigration-related concerns. Rhonda Allen steps in as interim CEO.

ATLANTA — A man injured in the MARTA escalator incident following Monday’s Beyoncé concert said he wants an apology from the transit company. “Blood was everywhere, earrings, cowboy hats,” Henry Dogan ...

Several videos show an escalator emergency and stampede that unfolded at MARTA’s Vine City Station after a Beyoncé concert on Monday.

The Dogan family claims the escalator collapse at the Vine City MARTA station was due to mechanical failure, not a stampede, ...

A family injured in Monday night’s escalator collapse at the Vine City MARTA station is speaking out, saying the incident was ...

It was just a year ago when Marta left the Olympic final with tears in her eyes, emotionally marking the end of a storied career with the Brazilian national soccer team. Turns out, the six-time ...

The MARTA general manager and CEO suddenly resigned due to what MARTA called immigration and personal matters. MARTA Board Chair Jennifer Ide said she had been aware of the issues for weeks. Ide said ...

You can find Atlanta News First’s Political Update podcast on several platforms: Protests and demonstrations continue growing across the U.S. over President Donald Trump's efforts to arrest and deport ...

Marta CEO Collie Greenwood is taking an early retirement, as the Canadian national's US work permit expired in June.

Eleven people were injured on Tuesday after a stampede broke out on an escalator after a Beyonce concert at an Atlanta transit station. The incident occurred at Vine City Station as concertgoers were ...