Atlanta and Cartersville police quickly worked together to arrest a 49-year-old man minutes after he allegedly threatened to “shoot up” Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and livestream ...

Police located and detained Billy Cagle at the Atlanta airport within about 20 minutes of the threat. Investigators say Cagle’s truck contained an AR-15 rifle loaded with 27 rounds of ammunition.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Syracuse Regional Airport Police Department is marking two and a half years since its creation making it the newest police force in New York State in the last 50 years. Formed in ...

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) was reported to have yelled and sworn at police officers at the Charleston International Airport on Thursday, according to a police report. Mace reportedly scolded officers who ...

U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace, a Republican candidate for governor, called the release of a police report and surveillance footage detailing her tirade at officers as a “political hit job.” During a Monday ...

Atlanta police on Tuesday praised the family of the man accused of planning to shoot up the world's busiest airport, saying their detailed information — down to the length of his sleeves — was crucial ...

CARTERSVILLE, Ga. — A Cartersville family's desperate plea to police prevented what could have been a tragedy at the world's busiest airport on Monday. Billy Joe Cagle's relatives rushed to the ...

Moments after receiving a report of a man who threatened to shoot up the world’s busiest airport while livestreaming, Atlanta Police Officer Myesha Banks spotted a man matching his description in the ...

The brother of the man accused of threatening to open fire at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport says his family is still in shock, but thankful they spoke up before tragedy struck.

A Georgia man was arrested at the Atlanta Airport after a family member reported him for threats to shoot up the world’s busiest airport. On Oct. 20, Atlanta police arrested Billy Cagle at the ...

The conversation for a proposed police force designated for the Orlando International Airport got the go-ahead for takeoff.