Ethiopia launches airstrikes on rebels in Tigray as famine-like conditions worsenThe airstrikes in Tigray killed at least three civilians in an area ravaged by conflict and food scarcity.PlayHere & Now05:21Oct 19, 2021
Democrats divided on climate change policy meet with BidenBiden wants to prove to world leaders ahead of a major international summit on climate change that he's got the political capital to do something about the greenhouse gases that...PlayHere & Now05:28Oct 19, 2021
Some health care workers in rural New York hospitals oppose COVID-19 vaccineHealth care workers in New York are required to be vaccinated for COVID-19 or be fired under a state order.PlayHere & Now04:25Oct 19, 2021
Beavers find refuge from wildfires in wet habitatsResearchers are looking to beavers to learn about fire resistance.PlayHere & Now03:50Oct 19, 2021
Economist explains why 'Texas is the future of America'Steven Pedigo says the Lone Star state offers a glimpse into not only our economic future — but the political fault lines.PlayHere & Now09:04Oct 19, 2021
Workers in Washington face potential firing as vaccine mandate deadline arrivesWashington Patrol announced that it's firing 127 individuals, and Washington State University fired its head football coach and four assistant coaches who hadn't been vaccinated.PlayHere & Now03:05Oct 19, 2021
Police and firefighter unions rebut Baltimore's COVID-19 vaccine mandateThe policy requires all city workers get vaccinated or submit to regular testing.PlayHere & Now03:12Oct 19, 2021
Don't just watch: How bystanders can safely intervene in a violent situationAn incident of sexual assault on a SEPTA train outside Philadelphia has brought attention to the role of bystanders when circumstances like these arise.PlayHere & Now05:51Oct 19, 2021
More states are allowing college athletes to profit off their name, image and likenessThere's a fear that states that don't will become less competitive when it comes to recruiting.PlayHere & Now11:02Oct 18, 2021
Residents of Benton Harbor, Michigan, face dangerously high levels of lead in tap waterResidents are calling for further government action from state and federal officials to address this major public health issue.PlayHere & Now09:12Oct 18, 2021
TV and film crew strike averted as union reaches tentative contract dealMembers of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees or IATSE had been demanding better working conditions and a bigger share of profits from an industry that has boomed during...PlayHere & Now03:46Oct 18, 2021
Trial of Ahmaud Arbery's accused killers begins in GeorgiaThe graphic video of the shooting sparked nationwide protests in 2020. PlayHere & Now04:17Oct 18, 2021
Broadway's 'Thoughts of A Colored Man' explores diversity, power, of Black mens' voicesThe play explores the lives, pressures and passions of seven contemporary Black men who live in one Brooklyn neighborhood.PlayHere & Now10:46Oct 18, 2021
Mosque attacks test Taliban's ability to maintain securityLast Friday, a group of suicide bombers killed dozens of people at a Shiite mosque in southern Afghanistan.PlayHere & Now04:48Oct 18, 2021
Ohio's only national park fights climate changeThe Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio is taking steps to adapt in whatever ways it can and accept some things it can't change. PlayHere & Now06:03Oct 18, 2021
FDA on the cusp of new booster shot authorizationsThe Food and Drug Administration is deliberating new booster shot authorization, after already approving a third Pfizer vaccine.PlayHere & Now05:35Oct 18, 2021
Russia enters 4th COVID-19 waveSome data analysts say the situation is actually far worse than the government will admit.PlayHere & Now04:27Oct 18, 2021
The 'great resignation' is shaking up the world of workRecord numbers of workers have been leaving their jobs over the past few months.PlayHere & Now05:50Oct 18, 2021
Colin Powell dies of COVID-19 complications, remembered as great leaderColin Powell, the four-star general who became the nation's first Black secretary of state, played key roles in the first and second U.S. invasions of Iraq.PlayHere & Now06:13Oct 18, 2021
Chicago police in standoff with Mayor Lori Lightfoot over vaccine mandateThe conflict started when Mayor Lori Lightfoot ordered all city workers, including police officers, to submit their vaccine status to the city.PlayHere & Now03:42Oct 18, 2021
