Five people have been taken to the hospital after a carbon monoxide leak at a high-rise hotel in downtown Atlanta.

Fire crews responded to a suspected carbon monoxide leak at the Residence Inn by Marriott in downtown Atlanta on Friday.

As temperatures plummet and heating systems run at full capacity, health experts are urging caution to prevent carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning.

At least 100 guests were reportedly evacuated after "high levels" of carbon monoxide were detected inside an Atlanta hotel on Friday, Jan. 3 ...

The winter storm that just struck metro Atlanta - and the plummeting temperatures that are following - could cause dangers ...

Three people died from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning at Saguaro Lake in Mesa on Jan. 18, a poison that kills hundreds ...

Five people were hospitalized on Friday after a suspected carbon monoxide leak in a downtown Atlanta hotel, according to authorities. Newsweek reached out to the Residence Inn by Marriott via ...

ATLANTA (AP) — A downtown Atlanta hotel was evacuated Friday after a suspected carbon monoxide leak that sent five people to hospitals to be evaluated, authorities said. ATLANTA (AP ...