The BriefMultiple people injured after concert at downtown Atlanta MARTA station Monday night.It happened following Beyoncé's final Atlanta performance.The incident has been described as a "stampede" ...

Fans leaving night four of Beyoncé's Atlanta shows on her 'Cowboy Carter' tour were trampled when a 'stampede' was caused ...

Nine people were injured in a “stampede” at the Vine City MARTA station Monday night, according to the transit agency. The incident happened after the Beyoncé concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium as ...

A stampede after Beyoncé‘s Atlanta concert last week that was reportedly started by a fan being scared by a bug injured at ...

A man injured in the MARTA escalator incident following Monday’s Beyoncé concert said he wants an apology from the transit ...

Beyoncé’s choreographer, Christopher Grant, and dancer, Diandre Blue, told officers that two suitcases had been stolen from a ...

At least nine people were injured when MARTA says a panicked crowd rushed onto the escalator following the last of Beyoncé's ...

MARTA officials said Tuesday the issue started when someone began screaming and running, “causing a stampede on the escalator that caused it to temporarily speed up and then stop suddenly.” ...

The drama seemed to follow the Grammy winner in the Georgia capital. During Beyoncé’s time in town, unreleased music, production plans, and more were stolen from her choreographer’s rental vehicle.

Beyoncé's Atlanta concert ended in panic after a bug scare sparked a stampede at a MARTA station, injuring nine.

Acting CEO and Chief Customer Experience Officer Rhonda Allen said the people got hurt because of an overcrowding issue, not ...

Beyonce performed her Cowboy Carter concert for four days in Atlanta. Concertgoers loved her show, but the MARTA escalator malfunction left thinking twice about coming back.