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Reports of sex offenses on college campuses provided to the Education Department have nearly doubled over a five-year period.

A new study finds that shoppers think it is cool to get digital help finding relevant products and information – and navigating the store. But they are creeped out by digital capabilities that identify, track and use location and demographics.

Cincinnati is expected to spend $1 million on security before and during the All Star Game on July 14. 

A bill introduced by the New York City Council will force every taxi and livery car in New York City to have a panic button that riders could use to hail police.

President Barack Obama nominated Vice Adm. Peter Neffenger, the U.S. Coast Guard's second-in-command, to run the Transportation Security Administration. 

 The Baltimore Orioles will play a game against the Chicago White Sox in an empty stadium on Wednesday.  

For the first time, cyber risk is a key risk, according to Aon's 2015 Global Risk Management Survey.

Target has ended a dispute with MasterCard over the 2013 data breach at the its stores.

The Occupational Health Safety Network (OHSN) found that injuries associated with workplace violence increased overall from 2012 to 2014 and "nearly doubled for nurse assistants and nurses."

As the mobile commerce channel continues to surge, a new study finds that merchants are not keeping pace with growth when it comes to fraud and mobile payment adoption.