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Denver city officials put a temporary halt on the sale of tens of thousands of marijuana plants due to concerns of unapproved pesticides. KUSA's Chris Vanderveen reports.
Utah transportation workers discover a dead body stuffed in a suitcase along Interstate 80. KSL's Nicole Vowell reports.
NBC's Rehema Ellis outlines the facts and remaining questions in the death of Freddie Gray.
Workers’ lives on the silver screen are the focus of this year’s third annual Global Labor Film Festival. In true global solidarity, London viewers will watch the struggle for civil rights in the United States in “Selma,” while Washington viewers will see Welsh miners find solidarity with gay and lesbian supporters in “Pride.” And in New York, they’ll see Irish workers support South Africans struggling against apartheid in “Blood Fruit.”
This week, the United Nations released its annual report on the Progress of the World’s Women. Called “Transforming Economies, Realizing Rights,” this year’s edition is focused on economic empowerment. As the report highlights, while there has been important progress regarding gender equality, entrenched economic and social inequality remains throughout the world.
David Wildstein is expected to plead guilty to unspecified criminal charges
A $20M federal program to extend the use of police body cameras was announced Friday, amid nationwide protests over the treatment of suspects by cops.
Houston Police said that Su-Jung Teng was gardening when an "unknown" male suspect entered her property and attacked.
A pregnant Nebraska women who became brain dead after suffering a hemorrhage was kept alive in coma for eight weeks so doctors could deliver her baby.
Gray, 25, died about a week after he was arrested on April 12 in west Baltimore. He suffered a spinal injury while in police custody.
