Jule Pattison-Gordon

The Trump administration announced last month that some people seeking to become lawful permanent residents must leave and apply in their home country.

Allowing incarcerated people to get enough sleep can improve emotional regulation and reduce the risk of violence, a new report finds.

From New Jersey to Houston, World Cup hosts are celebrating the experience. For Kansas City, the event could also fire up local development debates.

Plymouth reverted to manual methods and got its systems back online within two days.

Proponents are hopeful that a public bank would help the city address some of its most intractable problems, including the housing affordability crisis and solvency for small businesses.

The report doesn't address how the cars might behave on freeways or interstates, but it's a promising sign for cities curious about autonomous vehicles.

A National Survey on Drug Use and Health finds some positive trends, but warns that generalized anxiety disorder affects many teens and work remains to get help for kids with depression.

After a recruit died, the academy asked international policing experts for help learning how to improve. In recent years, many academies are rethinking their approaches.

When natural disasters hit rural areas, outside help can be slow to arrive, leaving state and local governments to tackle it alone.