The University of Virginia is bringing together a group of public safety experts, including Lexipol co-founder Gordon Graham, to discuss the challenges — and the practical solutions to those challenges — facing the professions dedicated to serving the community. See below for additional details on...
By Mara H. GottfriedPioneer PressST. PAUL, Minn. — The St. Paul Police Department has ended its mental health unit, as the city plans an approach it says will be more comprehensive. ...
By Don StacomHartford CourantHARTFORD, Conn. — As they walked through row after row of recruiting booths, prospective Connecticut police cadets collected brochures from nearly 80 police agencies talking up entry salaries, medical coverage, tuition incentives, retirement plans and scores of other enticements. ...
By Joanna PutmanPolice1MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. — A Macomb County sheriff’s deputy is being commended after she climbed through her patrol vehicle window and into another car to help an unresponsive man, ABC7 Chicago reported. ...
By Joanna PutmanPolice1BOISE, Idaho — A jury has ordered Boise State University to pay $4 million to the owner of Big City Coffee in a lawsuit stemming from the closure of the shop following student concerns over her pro-police views, the Idaho Statesman reported.On Sept....
By Joanna PutmanPolice1SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California Highway Patrol welcomed 119 new officers during a graduation ceremony for the largest CHP Academy class in more than two years, according to a department news release. ...
The Big E broke another attendance record Tuesday. There were 58,996 people at The Big E on Tuesday, Sept. 17. The crowd size broke a daily day attendance record for the first Tuesday of the fair. The record was set in 2023 when 57,802 people...
Regular service on the MBTA’s Red Line resumed between two stations in Dorchester Wednesday morning after a water issue near a station led to track flooding. A pipe elbow near the Ashmont station in Dorchester “let go” Tuesday evening, a spokesman for the Boston Water...
A foliage expert on Tuesday said he believes leaves will begin changing color earlier than expected as a result of a long stretch with little to no rain in New England.Jim Salge, writing in Yankee Magazine, said the lack of rain will speed up fall’s...
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