Automated cameras that catch drivers who block bus and bike lanes in the act could soon come to more Chicago neighborhoods.

Robayo, a 39-year-old employee of the French-based multinational Samsic, was crushed to death by the nose gear of an Airbus ...

Public trust depends not only on how public money is spent, but on whether the public can have confidence in how it's being ...

OpenAI on Friday defended firing three AI safety researchers after they warned in an open letter that their dismissals would ...

Scott Shepard, candidate for the NH House in 2026, answers questions on key issues ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

The city's nearly 2-year-old Smart Streets pilot would grow in phases to cover the entire city in 2028, according to the ...

An Oklahoma chiropractor was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for his role in a $30 million healthcare fraud scheme ...

The Jamestown School Committee reviewed a draft resolution to share a superintendent with Narragansett. No vote was taken at ...

Earlier this summer, Ohio policymakers unveiled a revamped industry credentials framework that—if implemented well—will ...

The Smart Streets pilot program that began two years ago Downtown could soon be made permanent — and expanded citywide. It uses cameras on city vehicles and CTA buses to document parking infractions.

Nationally recognized healthcare leader Lori Rutman, MD, MPH, has been appointed as Seattle Children's new Vice President of ...

OpenAI says it fired three safety researchers over data-policy breaches, not retaliation, as ex-staff warn safety debate may ...