The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded $691,693 as part of a National Dislocated Worker Grant.
The Home Secretary announced March 2 that departments will have to begin publishing data on all of their use of force starting next month.
The technology improves the communication between air traffic controllers and pilots.
A CDC study evaluated sleep duration across 90 different occupational groups.
The theme is Safety @ Peak Performance. Entries are due by April 21.
“Incorporating more data will further improve the ability of the SIGMA system to differentiate between safe and illicit radiation sources and increase our capabilities to monitor wide areas for radiological and nuclear threats," said John Donnelly, D.C. Fire and EMS deputy fire chief.
The bus crashed into a concrete median on Highway 101 in San Jose on Jan.19, 2016. Two passengers died in the crash.
IIHS said there were 427 passenger vehicle crashes in 2015 where the passenger vehicle rear-ended a large truck. Such crashes have increased each year since 2011, according to the institute.
The M/V Liberty Passion is the third ship owned by Liberty Global Logistics to join the MSP fleet.
Adults are still not getting more breast or cervical cancer tests, according to a report.
Dara Corrigan, FDA's associate commissioner for global regulatory policy, called the agreement "an important step in working collaboratively and strategically with key partners to help ensure that American patients have access to safe, effective, and high-quality drugs."
PPE-Info is the only private or public U.S. database that compiles, tracks, and updates comprehensive information about national PPE standards and select product information, according to the agency.
Former employees may qualify as part of a new Special Exposure Cohort class.
The total number of Americans at high risk from both natural and human-induced earthquakes this year is about 4 million.
The safety board's report on the December 2015 sinking of the fishing boat Orin C sank off Cape Ann, Mass., also recommends that the U.S. Coast Guard ensure that at all times, at least one crew member aboard each type of response boat is adequately trained on the medical emergencies expected in a marine environment and qualified in the use of first aid and trauma equipment carried on board.