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NPR's John Burnett reports that a year after the devestating explosion at the Alfred P. Murray Federal building that killed 168 people and injured hundreds more, Oklahoma City is still trying to come to terms with the tragedy. Survivors have struggled with returning to work, while coping with the loss of friends and co-workers who perished in the explosion, and damaged buildings near the blast site are still being demolished, so rebuilding can be undertaken.

Both are within an hour's drive of each other, but their differences reflect the growing divisions in Israeli society. Jerusalem is the ancient holy city, home to many orthodox and nationalists...secular Tel Aviv is relatively new, and a bustling business center.

Eerie County executive Mark Poloncarz has called the city's response embarrassing and wants the state to take over snow-clearing operations.

Mayor Jim Kenney says the city has seen a more than 300% increase in the number of "ghost guns" in the last four years.

America's political divide is showing up in the struggle between some Democratic-led cities in Republican-led states.

Bloomington aldermen on Monday approved spending $610,000 to install a new elevator at Grossinger Motors Arena on a 5-3 vote.Several aldermen questioned…

New York City's battle with COVID-19. We’ll look back at the trajectory of the disease and what lessons can be gleaned for other cities facing outbreaks.

Google is expanding its footprint in New York City, pledging to add jobs and spend $1 billion on a new campus. It's the latest example of a Silicon Valley giant branching out in an influential city.

After Austin cut millions from its police department, Gov. Greg Abbott is pushing to make cities pay a price for tightening law enforcement budgets.