Taylor was killed in January during a homeless encampment sweep near Ebenezer Baptist Church, the same church that hosted his funeral.

Georgia Republicans advanced a bill that would let property owners seek compensation from local governments if they don't ...

The funeral for Cornelius Taylor, the man who died during a homeless encampment sweep in Atlanta, took place Monday morning. The funeral will happen the same day the Atlanta City Council will look ...

ATLANTA — A Fulton County medical examiner has ruled that Cornelius Taylor, the man killed during a homeless encampment sweep earlier this month, died from “blunt force injuries of the abdomen ...

Cornelius Taylor, 49, was in his tent on Old Wheat Street near Ebenezer Baptist Church on Jan. 16 when a city truck ran over it during the enforcement sweeps, Fox 5 Atlanta reported. Mayor Andre ...

In a Jan. 27 incident report, Atlanta Police Officer Jonathan Allen said he found Taylor waving in distress after an “earth-moving machine” swept up debris at the encampment. Allen noted in the report ...

The APD officer describes pulling Cornelius Taylor out of his collapsed tent during the operation. Following Taylor's death, officials have announced a pause to sweeps while they reevaluate the ...

ATLANTA — A police incident report offers additional context on the death of a man, Cornelius Taylor, after he was struck by a front loader during the clearing of a homeless encampment this month.

Georgia House Republicans advanced a bill Wednesday that would let property owners get compensated by local governments if they don't enforce bans on homeless encampments and sanctuary ...

The Fulton County Medical Examiner later identified the victim as 49-year-old Cornelius Taylor. "The male was transported to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased," the Atlanta Police ...

Mayor Andre Dickens is speaking out following the death of Cornelius Taylor on January 16, when he was killed after an Atlanta City Public Works truck rolled over his tent, witnesses say ...