Nicole Rothwell

As traditional crimes reach historic lows, cybercrimes are on the rise and often go unreported. Now, police are struggling to fight these new types of crimes.

Baltimore's federal corruption trial has revealed alarming trends of systematic police corruption. Closing arguments are set to be heard today.

Restrictions on immigration under the Trump administration are creating concerns about the future of the labor pool for nursing homes, home care agencies, and assisted living facilities.

Do average Americans feel the economy is working for them? 

China takes half of the world's recyclables, but it doesn't want to be the world's dumping ground any longer. Its new policies are shaking up recycling worldwide. 

California legalized recreational marijuana on January 1st. The new state law could allow hundreds of thousands to wipe their criminal record clean of their drug convictions.

This week, a federal appeals court ruled that the E.P.A. has 90 days to revise its standard for lead paint, rather than the six months requested by the Trump administration. 

After a heated and very close special election in Alabama, Democratic candidate Doug Jones will be the state's next U.S. senator after he beat Roy Moore in a special election on Tuesday.

Republicans are trying to figure out how to reconcile the House and Senate tax plans, but there are some big snags up ahead, including how to deal with DACA and the individual mandate. 

Until January, Alex Azar was president of the pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly. President Trump picked Azar to replace Health and Human Services Director Tom Price.

Small farms can’t compete with large scale industrial farming in America, so what is the path forward for organic farms in the U.S.? 

Solar and other renewable energies are beginning to shape the way we live. 

Robots and AI are changing the workforce.  Almost half of all jobs could be eliminated over the next two decades because of new technologies.

Ancient stones on a tiny Pacific island can actually teach us a lot about Bitcoin, blockchains, and the future of money.

A former-police officer turned researcher, Dr. Phil Stinson, has built a public database of police misconduct. He has documented over 8,000 police arrests across the country.

While the FBI has received more than 2,000 tips about Stephen Paddock, authorities still haven't uncovered a motive behind the massacre.

In Southeast Asia, a new strain of malaria is showing resistance to antimalarial drugs. Experts worry about a potential health crisis if the superbug spreads beyond the Mekong Delta.

President Donald Trump endorsed incumbent Luther Strange in the Alabama Republican Senate primary runoff. Voters chose his opponent, Roy Moore. 

Over the past year, the military has cut their band budgets by around 40 percent. The 323rd Army Band in San Antonio, Texas is one of five bands slated to be shut down by 2019.