Two experts on escalators said they don't believe the incident at MARTA's Vine Station last week was caused by a stampede.

On Tuesday, two different escalator experts said the brakes potentially malfunctioned in the escalator emergency that injured 11 people following last Monday’s Beyoncé concert.

MARTA released video of last week’s escalator malfunction that injured at least nine people during a crowded rush.

Experts who reviewed video footage of the Vine City free fall for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution said malfunctioning brakes are a likely cause for last week’s incident, too.

Several of Atlanta's key leaders and members of the region’s business community told the AJC that new MARTA leadership is a welcome change.

At least nine people were hurt last week after Beyoncé's final concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

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ATLANTA — MARTA said a stampede at a rail station started when a 10-year old girl was startled by an insect. Her screaming ...