DEA says Louisville drug bust turned over more than 15 pounds of fentanyl
A Louisville man was arrested last week after federal agents found 7,000 grams of fentanyl in his home.
News Search
Search results for Public Safety
Search Results
16547 results found
Community group pays $7K in fees for Milford seniors to walk at graduation
Feed Our Flock, a volunteer organization, raised $7,000 to cover the remaining outstanding school fee balance for Milford seniors who were still at risk of missing graduation.
Troopers: 2 hospitalized after wrong-way crash on I-75 in Butler County
The northbound lanes of I-75 have re-opened north of I-275 in Butler County, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.
CPS high school under fire for slavery-themed play
NBC 5 Investigates has received video of African American students at a South Side high school performing a re-enactment of a slave auction.
Emergency crews respond to several fires in San Jose
Emergency crews are responding to several fires Friday afternoon in San Jose.
Alleged Memorial Drive shooter pleads not guilty from hospital bed
Tyler E. Brown was arraigned Thursday via Zoom from his hospital bed, where he’s being treated for gunshot wounds.
Female driver to attempt racing history at Charlotte Motor Speedway
Katherine Legge will attempt the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 in the same day.
Rescued cats ready for adoption at RISPCA
After spending the last three months in recovery, 20 cats rescued from an overcrowded home are still up for adoption at the Rhode Island SPCA.
Pell City fire station closes due to water, structural damage
Fire Station Four in the Eden Community closed this week after an inspection revealed moisture damage behind a bedroom wall.
Pelham YMCA prepares for busy summer pool season with safety focus
The Pelham YMCA is preparing for another busy summer pool season by hiring and training lifeguards, reviewing emergency plans and encouraging families to prioritize water safety.
Wrightstown fire department celebrates 100 years with custom blue firetruck
Wrightstown Fire Department is celebrating 100 years of service with a new custom fire truck that is not a typical color.
Appleton Fire Department dedicates pavilion honoring fallen firefighters
New community space at Lundgaard Park includes memorial wall with plaques for four firefighters
Union-Bulletin
Walla Walla Emergency Service Communications Director Esther Click and Walla Walla Police Department Chief Chris Buttice selected Keri Abernathy for the honor.
Sedgwick County hosts advanced training for firefighters
As these vehicles evolve so does our tools and not only the tools but the techniques that our firefighters have to perform.
Wild Horse Fire burns nearly 6,600 acres in Millard County
The lightning-caused wildfire burning in Millard County was mapped at just shy of 6,600 acres, more than 5,000 acres larger than the previous update.The Wild
Robbins Lumber employee, wife release statement after Searsmont fire
A Robbins Lumber employee who was at the facility Friday when a fire broke out has released a statement with his wife.
Lockdown lifts at West Point Junior High after deputies investigate threat
A junior high school in Davis County was temporarily placed under lockdown after the school received a threat.Megan Maybee, a school district spokesperson, said
UPDATE: 1 dead, several in critical condition after explosion at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont
One firefighter is dead and least 10 people have been injured in a fire at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont Friday, according to officials.
Car crashes into pond after officer-involved shooting in Owens Cross Roads
Authorities say an officer-involved shooting led to a car crashing into a pond in Owens Cross Roads on Friday.
Toney Volunteer Fire secures $1.7M loan for new station
Toney Volunteer Fire and Rescue has been awarded a $1.7 million USDA loan to build a new fire station.
Grand jury indicts man accused of hitting people with his vehicle in Columbia
A grand jury indicted a man who was charged in a vehicle assault in early April
King County files 46 felony drug-dealing cases as fentanyl crisis grips Seattle streets
King County prosecutors continue filing dozens of felony drug-dealing charges tied to fentanyl and methamphetamine, but many residents in some of Seattle’s hard
South Seattle shooting prompts calls to remove unauthorized encampments
A fatal shooting at a south Seattle homeless encampment has prompted neighbors to ask the city to pick up the pace in dealing with public safety issues
Kim Kardashian helps Richard Glossip secure release from Oklahoma jail
Kim Kardashian contributed to posting a $500,000 bond for Richard Glossip, a former death row inmate, allowing him to leave jail ahead of his next trial.