ATLANTA, Ga. — Atlanta Fire Rescue has given the all-clear and the air quality is back to normal after a carbon monoxide leak closed several businesses on Monday morning.

Atlanta Fire Rescue said its personnel responded around 4 a.m. and "the blaze was knocked down." An investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing.

The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department evacuated several businesses, including a Trader Joe's grocery store, in Midtown Atlanta on Monday, June 23, 2025, due to a possible carbon monoxide leak.

The Brief DeKalb County Fire Rescue responded to a call at Henderson Mill Park, initially believed to be a person trapped in mud, but found a distressed fawn instead. Fire crews acted quickly and ...

Additionally, a spokesperson for the fire department sent an email to FOX 5 Atlanta saying that it was a carbon dioxide leak related to the refrigerator that was responsible for the call.

ATLANTA — Atlanta Fire and Rescue crews evacuated some midtown businesses after reports of carbon monoxide, but they later confirmed the leak was carbon dioxide. Officials said the leak was ...

Firefighters in suburban Atlanta rescued a baby deer from a mud pit."The call originally came out as a human, or a person stuck in the mud," said Capt. Jaeson Daniels of DeKalb County Fire Rescue ...

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The fire was put out around 5 a.m. AFR says the investigation into what caused the fire is ongoing. Check back with Atlanta News First for updates on this developing story.

Atlanta Fire and Rescue confirmed their crews are assisting police with the investigation, but directed all specific questions to the Atlanta Police Department.