Officials aim to keep MLK home safe yet accessible after arson attempt

ATLANTA — More than a month after bystanders thwarted an arson attempt at the birth home of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., the National Park Service has been working to secure the historic site while also keeping it accessible to the public.

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