The city of Atlanta will permanently shut down the homeless encampment in Old Fourth Ward where a man was killed during a clearing operation. Why it matters: The clearing of the camp on Old Wheat ...

Some people who live in a homeless encampment wonder where they will go once the city clears the street where their tents are ...

3Keys, the nonprofit that runs Welcome House, has contracted with the city to place 15 people there. But CEO Scott Walker ...

Cornelius Taylor was killed on Jan. 16 after the clearing of a homeless camp in Atlanta on Old Wheat Street in the Sweet ...

Atlanta’s largest homeless encampment is scheduled to be “decommissioned” on Monday as city officials continue working to clear potentially hazardous tent cities in the wake of the January ...

A controversial plan to remove homeless people from downtown Atlanta before the 2026 FIFA World Cup could lead to some ...

Man killed during homeless camp clearing. What we know: According to the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works, the man and a city vehicle were involved in an "incident" around noon on Thursday.

Family of homeless man killed wants policy change. The family and advocates for a homeless man killed when Atlanta's Public Works Department cleared an encampment spent the day at Atlanta City ...

Atlanta has stopped clearing out homeless encampments after a city truck ran over and killed a man as he slept in his tent. Cornelius Taylor, 49, was in his tent on Old Wheat Street near Ebenezer ...

A man was killed at a homeless encampment in Atlanta in an incident which allegedly involved a city department vehicle, according to authorities and news outlets.

The city of Atlanta is scheduled to close a homeless encampment on Old Wheat Street six months after a man was killed during an attempted clean up.