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CDC Sets Sept. 15 Return to Offices After Atlanta Campus Shooting

The move follows the Aug. 8 shooting outside the Atlanta campus, prompting repairs, security reviews, heightened concern over staff safety.

Baltimore Taps Justin Williams as First Permitting and Development Services Director

UK Moves to Independent Adjudicators for Asylum Appeals as Lawyers Warn on Fairness

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School Secretaries and Caretakers Press On With Indefinite Strike as Rallies Spread

Report: New York’s Share of U.S. Millionaires Has Slumped, Costing $13 Billion in 2022

U.S. Declines to Take Part in U.N. Human Rights Review Set for November

Rikers Detainee Slashes Two ESU Officers With Ceramic Scalpel

California DOJ and Torrance Police Strike Enforceable Five-Year Reform Deal

Cal Poly Pomona Postpones Career Fairs After Online Outcry Over Federal Recruiters

NYC Council Report Flags Ghost Plates as Bronx Hotspot Linked to More Serious Violations

Chicago Launches 24/7 Narcan Newsstands in Uptown to Expand Lifesaving Access

San Francisco Expands Encampment Cleanups to Freeways as SoMa Sweeps Continue

Jon Batiste Turns 'Petrichor' Into a Climate Call to Action as North American Tour Begins

U.S. Tourist Stabbed on Dresden Tram Speaks Out as Suspect Is Re-Arrested

Justice Department Opens Probe Into CalEPA and CARB Over Possible Title VII Violations

CDC Narrows FoodNet to Salmonella and E. Coli, Citing Funding Constraints

CFPB Proposes Rule to Narrow Nonbank Supervision

Scott Detrow Named Weekday Host of NPR's All Things Considered Starting Sept. 29

Manhunt Underway for Dezi Freeman After Two Victoria Police Officers Killed

ICE Makes Targeted Arrests in East Palo Alto as One Detainee Remains at Stanford Hospital