Some Worcester police officers could soon see a bump in their paychecks for wearing body cameras. Worcester City Council is set to consider a salary
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State Highway Patrol has expanded its tattoo acceptance policy for troopers, allowing current and new employees to have arm tattoos, provided they
Struggling to recruit new police officers amid a wave of retirements and departures, Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown announced Thursday the department would no longer require
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – A Miami Beach police officer who spent 11 weeks in the hospital battling COVID-19 last year is dealing with another unwanted issue.
On Tuesday, folks interested in starting the process of becoming a police officer in Alexandria were to come to this room and take a test.
WASHINGTON, DC — Bipartisan talks aimed at overhauling police tactics and accountability have ended with no agreement, the top Democratic negotiator said, with lawmakers unable
It turns out there’s an organization that is tracking the wide variety of lawsuits filed challenging vaccination mandates. The Network for Public Health has created
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — Some firefighters in the area say they would rather lose their job than get the COVID-19 vaccine. Of the 300 firefighters
CLEVELAND, Ohio— A Cleveland police officer was fired Monday, months after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge stemming from a domestic violence incident. David
A “tsunami” of buyouts among State Police leaving the force amid an onslaught of criticism has union officials sounding the alarm as an overtime scandal
The new police chief at the University of Utah is seeking $10 million from the school, saying he has been targeted for his efforts to reform
The Massachusetts State Police have kicked 14 troopers off the force in the past dozen months for disgracing the badge — from “inappropriate” texting to
A Delaware County judge has ruled that three Orange Township firefighters — two of them supervisors — were improperly fired two years ago following an investigation into allegations of
The City of Burlington is opposing an effort by police higher-ups to form a union. If given the go-ahead by the Vermont Labor Relations Board,
A female firefighter in Colorado who learned that her treatment for breast cancer would not be covered under her health coverage fought for change in order to level the playing field for all
Some public employers are adopting resolutions requiring collective bargaining to be conducted in public. Unions often push back on these resolutions, believing private collective bargaining
TOLEDO, OH — Leukemia. Prostate cancer. Colon cancer. Toledo firefighters have been diagnosed with all three, and more, after working a job that puts them
When Cops Abuse Social Media, The Results Are Explosive: “One Post Can Become A Movement” As a young cop in Richmond in 2008, Ben Murdoch
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The top official for the state’s largest police union expects to see a “significant number” of retirements amid police reform and the unrest following George
PHILADELPHIA, PA — More than a dozen current and former Philadelphia police officers sued the city this month, saying they were fired, suspended, or forced
SAVANNAH, GA — A Georgia police officer is out of a job after critics called one of his Facebook posts racist. SPD fires officer over controversial
ROCHESTER, NY — The newly formed Rochester Police Accountability Board was stripped of its disciplinary powers through a decision issued in state Supreme Court on Thursday. City
