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Law enforcement agencies would do well to heed drug trafficking’s technology-driven distribution systems

The malware attack forced the district to cancel both in-person and virtual classes Monday

A personal resilience plan for public safety professionals

In nine states, at least some jurisdictions have allowed certain voters to cast their ballots electronically via their home computers or through a mobile app

The hacker had sent a ransom note demanding 50 bitcoins, or about $2.4 million at the current exchange rate

The Cedar Grove Ambulance and Rescue Squad temporarily suspended operations in April in order to protect its volunteers from the virus

Birmingham Fire Chief Paul Wells said in a letter to state officials that his department's medics could bring the shots to senior living locations like they did with COVID-19 tests

Learn about the state of public safety and how your agency can best plan for short- and long-term operational challenges

The businesses that equip and serve first responders are supporting the national emergency response with new products, free services and donations

If it advances to the November ballot, voters would get the final say

Gov. Jim Justice initially allocated $100 million to maintenance of 95 roadways he calls "COVID-19 highways"

Chief Carmen Best said her neighbors didn't allow protesters to “trespass or engage in other illegal behavior in the area, despite repeated attempts to do so”

The first responders on bicycles will be able to respond to medical emergencies more quickly than on larger apparatus

Council members say bargaining with the Seattle Police Officers Guild will delay layoffs until November