Michael Seiden is a reporter at Channel 2 Action News. He has reported extensively on law enforcement and the justice system, with a focus on high-profile trials such as the YSL RICO gang case, while also covering regional interest and world news. Michael's work has been featured in Yahoo News, AZCentral, and WSB Radio, among others.
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Michael Seiden's coverage mainly focuses on local news in the United States, specifically Georgia and Atlanta. His articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories.
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Police say he also attacked a USPS worker with a rock before the stabbing.
By: Michael Seiden
She says he punched her in the face as she got off a MARTA train.
By: Michael Seiden
Just before the deadly stabbing, police say he attacked a Postal Service worker.
By: Michael Seiden
ATLANTA — A close friend of the U.S. Postal Service worker who survived a brutal attack by the man accused of killing a 23-year-old woman along the Beltline is speaking out about her friend's recovery.
By: Michael Seiden
“Anybody that met her, they would just see how electric her smile was and just how deeply she cared about people.”
COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Video of a bear spotted running through an apartment complex is spreading quickly online.
ATLANTA — Atlanta police are monitoring for any potential security threats ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
By: Michael Seiden
ATLANTA — Channel 2 Action News has obtained court documents that show prosecutors in Fulton County tried to work with the Clayton County District
By: Michael Seiden
ATLANTA — The FBI is revealing how agents are preparing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Channel 2's Michael Seiden was at FBI Atlanta Headquarters Thursday.
They found the driver pinned underneath and ran to get a jack, while an off-duty police officer arrived to help.
