A news bureau is a branch of a larger news organization that operates in a specific location. It gathers, reports, and distributes news stories relevant to that area. News bureaus help ensure that local events and issues are covered, providing a connection between the community and the broader media outlet. Typically staffed by journalists and reporters, a news bureau may focus on various topics, including politics, culture, and business. Major news organizations like CNN or BBC often have multiple news bureaus around the world to enhance their coverage and reach a wider audience.