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One of the most notable broadcasting stations in the United States is leaving Twitter. NPR announced Wednesday morning that the non-profit media organization and its 52 official accounts will leave the app in reaction to the company being branded as "government-funded media" by Elon Musk's Twitter.

NPR called the label "inaccurate and misleading," and will move away from Twitter to avoid a quote: "shadow of negativity."

Reporter CHRIS BIBONA has the latest on the matter...

A Kaiser Family Foundation study reveals the magnitude of gun violence in the U.S.

Elena Perez lost her 15-year-old daughter to fentanyl last fall. Now, she is working to ensure no other parent will feel the same.

'Everyone is equal under the eyes of the law,' said student Gabriel Romero

"Bible Study" members feel no shame in approaching people to preach the Bible

A mass shooting in Louisville, Kentucky left four dead and nine hospitalized this morning. According to a law enforcement source.... the shooter had been notified he was going to be fired, and he wrote a note saying he was going to shoot at the bank.... This marks the 146th mass shooting in the United States..... in 2023.

Salome Nebiyu reports.

Arizona State University has increased its presence in Los Angeles by expanding its fashion program through The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising--known as FIDM. FIDM is a school teaching fashion, entertainment, beauty and design. This expansion will happen very soon and some students at FIDM are not happy about it.

Nicki Berelson has the story.

One of USC's most illustrious alumni was given a highest honor on campus today while the University tries to right a wrong.

The renaming of the field was announced earlier this year after the old name was found to be politically incorrect.

Today we sat down with Spencer Cline, our Executive Producer and a public diplomacy major who showcased his capstone project in front of Doheny Library this afternoon. Cline's exhibit seeks to tell the stories of LA hip hop culture through posters and audio features.

NASA has been on a mission to land on the moon once again since the legendary Apollo 17 mission back in 1972. But they ultimately have a bigger, or actually smaller goal to reach: Mars!