September, following a shooting and significant internal changes at the agency.

The internal announcement comes at a tumultuous time for the CDC and its workforce, which is still reeling from the shooting on Aug. 8 that left one police officer dead.

ABC News obtained a copy of an email sent to CDC employees earlier this week informing them that they are expected to be back in the office by Sept. 15. The return comes just over five weeks after a ...

Workers at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have been told to return to the office September 15 – a little over a month after a gunman attacked the agency’s Atlanta campus, firing ...

The CDC has ordered all staff back to the office by September 15, ending remote work after the deadly shooting at its Atlanta headquarters.

In what some employees said was her first email to staff, new CDC COO Lynda Chapman said workspaces will be provided to those whose stations remain affected by the shooting.

CDC in Atlanta schedules a phased office return after an August attack left an officer dead and the workplace shaken.

In a letter to employees, CDC Chief Operating Officer Lynda Chapman said all staff are expected to return to their offices no later than Monday, September 15. She noted that alternative workspaces ...

No CDC employees were injured. DeKalb County Police Officer David Rose was shot and killed while responding to the incident.

Gunman fired 180 rounds at CDC HQ, shattering 150 windows and damaging four buildings. Shooting suspect identified by GBI as Patrick Joseph White, 30; Officer David Rose killed in attack. Guns ...

The attack on the CDC offices had been targeted and deliberate, CDC leaders told staff on the call. Staffers might hear their work was targeted as a possible motivation for the shooter, leadership ...

The gunman in the fatal attack on the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention took his own life after he unsuccessfully ...