Authorities released the identity of the three teens killed, and confirmed that the fourth victim, who survived, was a 16-year-old boy.| Sioux Falls Live
Gov. Larry Rhoden has released draft legislation to authorize the South Dakota Correctional Facility's construction in northeastern Sioux Falls.| Sioux Falls Live
Leadership is built on presence, not pixels The post ‘Lead by Heart’ Leadership: Why Face-to-Face Still Matters in Public Safety appeared first on Lexipol.| Lexipol
U.S. attorneys influence how prosecutors address crime that falls under federal law. They may prioritize certain areas such as drug trafficking or white-collar crime. President Trump's pick for Pittsburgh is not yet announced. The post When could we see the next U.S. attorney appointment in Western Pennsylvania? appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source. PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.| Pittsburgh's Public Source
At one time in Pittsburgh, deaths at a mill were familiar, but the vigorous response last month was evidence of a much-changed worker safety landscape. The post Fatal explosions are big news, but construction, transportation jobs are now bigger killers appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source. PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.| Pittsburgh's Public Source
Councilmember Bob Kettle (District 7), Chair of the Public Safety Committee, and Council President Sara Nelson (Position 9) released the following statements in response to unprecedented actions by the federal government involving ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and the Army National Guard. “Seattle is facing many challenges from the federal government with respect to public... The post Public Safety Chair Kettle and Council President Nelson on protecting Seattle from federal publ...| Seattle City Council Blog
Today, the Council approved by an 8-0 vote a resolution introduced by Council President Sara Nelson (Position 9) to dedicate up to 25% of any proposed sales tax increase to a progressive public safety initiative that would invest in critical addiction treatment services. The goal of the initiative is to fill treatment gaps in existing... The post Council approves Council President Nelson’s bill dedicating anticipated public safety tax revenue to recovery services appeared first on Seattle...| Seattle City Council Blog
Civil fine option aimed at deterring property crimes Today, by a 7-1 vote, the City Council approved a new amended ordinance to combat graffiti on a new level, on both public and private property throughout Seattle. The legislation, sponsored by Public Safety Chair Bob Kettle (District 7) and proposed by City Attorney Ann Davison, would... The post Council acts to curb graffiti with new tools appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.| Seattle City Council Blog
Councilmember Bob Kettle (District 7), chair of the Public Safety Committee, released the following statement in response to Saturday morning’s triple homicide and other recent incidents of gun violence in the Pioneer Square neighborhood. “The violence this weekend in Pioneer Square and other parts of the city shows, despite progress being made on our public... The post Public Safety Chair Kettle statement on recent gun violence surge appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.| Seattle City Council Blog
Today, Council President Sara Nelson (Position 9) released the following statement on the 6-0 vote to approve legislation establishing new safety regulations for nightlife lounges operating after 2 a.m. Over the past decade, there have been dozens of shootings and homicides that have occurred in connection with these venues. CB 120956 was co-sponsored by Council... The post Council President Sara Nelson statement on passage of new after-hours lounge safety regulations appeared first on Seattl...| Seattle City Council Blog
New regulations developed in collaboration with operators seek to address persistent violence The City Council today voted 6-0 to approve a new amended ordinance relating to regulation of after-hours nightlife lounges that are open between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. In light of a recent double murder at a nightclub in Rainier... The post City Council passes new safety regulations for after-hours lounges appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.| Seattle City Council Blog
Today the City Council adopted a resolution, sponsored by Councilmember Rob Saka (District 1), strengthening Seattle’s commitment to a comprehensive approach to public safety. The resolution expresses appreciation for the community’s first responders, recognizes work done to reform the Seattle Police Department (SPD), endorses accountability measures, calls for diversified responses to 911 calls as offered... The post City Council approves resolution endorsing holistic approach to public ...| Seattle City Council Blog
Bill seeks to improve safety of patrons and surrounding neighborhood areas Councilmember Bob Kettle (District 7), chair of the Public Safety Committee, in close collaboration with City Attorney Ann Davison and Mayor Bruce Harrell, has unveiled a new plan to regulate night lounges that operate after 2 a.m. The proposed ordinance would require lounges to... The post City unveils new safety regulations proposal for late night lounges appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.| Seattle City Council Blog
Reiterates support for first responders, acknowledges failure of defund movement and embraces focus on underserved communities Today’s 9:30 a.m. meeting of the Public Safety Committee will feature a discussion of Councilmember Rob Saka’s (District 1) recently introduced Resolution 32167, which recognizes the City’s targeted public safety work over the last year. The resolution is another... The post Councilmember Saka introduces resolution focused on future of public safety in Seattle a...| Seattle City Council Blog
The City Council voted 6-3 today to approve final legislation on crowd management guidelines for the Seattle Police Department (SPD). The updated guidelines include several amendments intended to provide additional oversight and accountability, including checks on the use of blast balls. “The crowd management guidelines we passed today strike an important balance of giving our... The post Council passes updated guidance for crowd management, sets the stage for end of federal consent decree ...| Seattle City Council Blog
Noting the high number of public safety-related bills adopted by the Seattle City Council in 2024, today Council President Sara Nelson (Position 9) welcomed incoming interim Chief of Police Shon Barnes to Seattle and urged a redoubling of city efforts on Seattle’s ongoing public safety challenges in the new year. In its first year, the... The post Council President Nelson urges continued focus on public safety in 2025 after record number of bills passed in 2024 appeared first on Seattle Cit...| Seattle City Council Blog
Councilmember Bob Kettle (District 7), chair of the Public Safety Committee, released the following statement on today’s announced appointment of Shon Barnes as Seattle’s Chief of Police. “I extend a warm welcome to Chief Barnes to Seattle and congratulate him on the opportunity to lead one of the finest police departments in the country and... The post Councilmember Kettle welcomes new Police Chief Shon Barnes appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.| Seattle City Council Blog
Councilmember Maritza Rivera (District 4) today released the following statement on Mayor Bruce Harrell’s appointment of Shon Barnes as Seattle’s next Chief of Police: “While I have not had an opportunity to meet Chief Barnes yet, it sounds like he is very experienced and well-respected in his field. I look forward to building a collaborative... The post Councilmember Rivera’s statement on appointment of Shon Barnes as Police Chief appeared first on Seattle City Council Blog.| Seattle City Council Blog
Councilmember Maritza Rivera (District 4) released a statement on the stabbing that occurred in the University District: “Today’s fatal stabbing of King County Metro bus driver Shawn Yim is a horrible tragedy, and I want to convey my deepest condolences to his family, and all his co-workers. Our public servants should never be subjected to... The post Councilmember Maritza Rivera’s statement on fatal stabbing of a King County Metro bus driver in Seattle appeared first on Seattle City Co...| Seattle City Council Blog
Councilmember Bob Kettle (District 7), chair of the Public Safety Committee, released the following statement regarding today’s announcement of former Seattle Chief of Police Adrian Diaz being relieved of his duties: “I support Mayor Bruce Harrell’s decision and appreciate the work of the Office of Inspector General (OIG) in reaching its findings in the investigation.... The post Seattle Councilmember and Public Safety Chair Bob Kettle’s statement on termination of former police chief...| Seattle City Council Blog
Rochester Catholic Schools President Tina Monosmith in a statement said that "at no point were any of our students or staff in danger."| Park Rapids Enterprise
Aaron Hjermstad was indicted on new charges after police stopped him in Idaho and found thousands of videos in his car allegedly showing him sexually abusing children. The post Ex-youth coach pleads guilty to abusing 12 children; faces life in prison with the possibility of parole appeared first on Sahan Journal.| Sahan Journal
Walz said he intends to propose a “very comprehensive” package that could include an assault-weapons ban. The post Gov. Tim Walz to call special session on gun laws after Minneapolis school shooting appeared first on Sahan Journal.| Sahan Journal
Rochester Catholic Schools President Tina Monosmith in a statement said that "at no point were any of our students or staff in danger."| Cloquet Pine Journal
The new law and Brom's 'model prisoner' behavior set the stage for work release after 37 years in prison.| Perham Focus
University of Michigan students running to get to class at the Biological Sciences Building, tourists visiting the Museum of Natural History and Blue Bus drivers coming back from North Campus all have one thing in common: they all have to cross one of the busiest intersections on campus. More than 1,500 pedestrians cross North University […] The post New signal installed at CCTC crosswalk to improve traffic flow appeared first on The Michigan Daily.| The Michigan Daily
After three failed attempts to restart the plane’s engine, the pilot aimed for an emergency landing but ejected when he was unable to reach the runway; the other occupant did not.| West Central Tribune
According to the Meeker County Sheriff's Office, it was found the 18-year-old driver had his driving privileges revoked at the time of the crash, which remains under investigation.| West Central Tribune
Agents investigating the reported robbery also seized more than 6 pounds of cocaine and 4.5 pounds of methamphetamine while making the arrests.| West Central Tribune
The crash was reported over the holiday weekend south of Big Lake in Munson Township. According to the Stearns County Sheriff's Office, alcohol is believed to be a contributing factor in the crash.| West Central Tribune
Nobody got hurt, but one council member said she's concerned the director put public safety at risk.| Honolulu Civil Beat
IMPERIAL COUNTY — A 56-year-old Yuma man has been taken into custody for the murder of a 34-year-old woman whose body was found June 30 on Ferguson Road near Senator Wash north of Winterhaven. The suspect, James Andrew Hill, was the subject of a no-bail warrant for murder and was taken into custody on First Avenue in Yuma by the Yuma Police Department Special Operation Group on Tuesday, Sept. 2. As of Wednesday morning, Sept. 3, Hill was awaiting extradition […] The post Yuma Man In Custo...| Calexico Chronicle
For the second September in a row, flowers have been quietly plucked from porches, planters and even the public safety building, leaving residents wondering who is responsible for the string of botanical burglaries. Local nursery owner Sabine Churchill still can’t believe the audacity. “They took a hanging basket of flowers from the public safety building, […] The post Perennials purloined from police station, Realtor’s office appeared first on Chilkat Valley News.| Chilkat Valley News
In 2012, Alaska State Troopers arrested Fairbanks pilot Ken Jouppi and seized his aircraft after charging him with bootlegging for shipping beer into the dry community of Beaver. Now, after 13 years of legal disputes, the state’s decision to seize Jouppi’s airplane could be headed to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Institute for Justice, a libertarian-leaning […] The post Alaska’s decision to seize a bootlegger’s plane could end up in front of the U.S. Supreme Court appeared first on C...| Chilkat Valley News
A 63-year-old Haines man faces charges of making a terroristic threat after police say he made threatening statements to staff at the Southeast Alaska Regional Healthcare clinic, which then went into lockdown Aug. 25. Haines borough police responded to the SEARHC clinic after a staff member reported when she was not able to answer his […] The post Warrant issued after Haines man allegedly made threats to SEARHC clinic staff appeared first on Chilkat Valley News.| Chilkat Valley News
By Ethan Faverino | Congressman Andy Biggs (AZ-05) is taking action to combat crime and restore safety, both in the nation’s capital and in his home state of Arizona. Biggs introduced two pieces of legislation aimed at reinforcing President Trump’s efforts to curb lawlessness in Washington, D.C., while reaffirming his commitment to making Arizona the […] The post Congressman Biggs Introduces Bill To Reinforce Trump’s Plan To Address Disorder In D.C. first appeared on AZ FREE NEWS.| AZ FREE NEWS
Deputy Kasey Loudermilk lied and kept details off his application about other police forces disqualifying him, according to his personnel file. The post Cuyahoga County deputy involved in fatal chases accused of ‘lying’ in hiring process appeared first on The Land.| The Land
UPDATED: NSW Police thank the public after locating an elderly man last seen at Cromer... The post Elderly man last seen at Cromer appeared first on Northern Beaches Advocate.| Northern Beaches Advocate
This week’s public safety incidents across the Northern Beaches... The post Public safety round-up appeared first on Northern Beaches Advocate.| Northern Beaches Advocate
A man has been cut from his 4WD after it crashed into the wall of a car park at Dee Why... The post Man cut from wreck in car park appeared first on Northern Beaches Advocate.| Northern Beaches Advocate
No structures were damaged, and no injuries were reported.| Daily News
Amid growing campus protests and concerns over antisemitism, new polling shows strong bipartisan support for deporting immigrants who abuse their U.S. visas to promote violence, terrorism, or anti-American views. But on Israel and Hamas, voters are more divided—especially among Gen Z and Democrats. The post Most Voters Say: Deport Anti-American Visa Holders appeared first on America's New Majority Project.| America's New Majority Project
What we can learn from the Mass Casualty Commission's Final Report.| Columns Archives – The Independent
HARTFORD, CT — Governor Ned Lamont, in accordance with a proclamation from President Donald Trump, has directed that U.S. and Connecticut flags be flown at half-staff effective immediately and through sunset on Sunday, Aug. 31 as a mark of respect for the victims of the mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. “The […]| CT News Junkie
A woman allegedly assaulted police after a positive breath test following a collision at Freshwater... The post Woman arrested after head-on appeared first on Northern Beaches Advocate.| Northern Beaches Advocate
Another person has tragically died on a fire trail at Duffys Forest.| Northern Beaches Advocate
The new law and Brom's 'model prisoner' behavior set the stage for work release after 37 years in prison.| Cloquet Pine Journal
Officials said 14 of the 17 injured are children, six in critical condition, and that the shooter also died at the scene.| Cloquet Pine Journal
An online fundraiser is underway for 14-year-old Braden Coyne, who died on Friday evening, Aug. 22, from injuries sustained in a collision.| Calexico Chronicle
Waymo has received permission to test eight self-driving vehicles around parts of Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn.| StateScoop
The draft complaint summons makes three allegations of disorderly conduct against Shiloh Hendrix, who is seen in the video using a racial slur at a Rochester playground in April.| Cloquet Pine Journal
A late-night traffic stop in Ithaca led to the seizure of meth, cocaine, heroin, and a weapon, according to the Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office. The driver, an Ithaca man, now faces multiple felony charges. [...]| 14850.com
A jet reported to have been experiencing engine troubles crashed near the Granite Falls Municipal Airport. One of two occupants died; other treated at scene| West Central Tribune
After failed attempts to restart the plane’s engine, the pilot aimed for an emergency landing but ejected when he was unable to reach the runway; the other occupant did not.| Cloquet Pine Journal
Cutting the positions raises concerns that the city is reducing police oversight while increasing the police department’s budget.| San Francisco Public Press
Community leaders met at Mona Vale to discuss the mounting issue of e-bike safety.| Northern Beaches Advocate
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When it comes to protecting lives and property, fire protection systems are non-negotiable. From sprinklers and alarms to suppression systems and extinguishers, these tools are the first line of defense against devastating fires. But too often, businesses only think about... Read More The post How Preventive Maintenance Saves Money on Fire Protection Systems appeared first on Fireline.| Fireline
Integrated system testing is a critical step in ensuring that complex fire protection and life safety systems work together seamlessly during an emergency. When multiple systems—such as fire alarms, sprinkler systems, smoke control, emergency lighting, and mass notification—are involved, they... Read More The post NFPA 3 & NFPA 4: Integrated System Testing Explained appeared first on Fireline.| Fireline
Don't underestimate the importance and impact of emergency exit lighting—it will save lives in the event of an emergency.| Fireline
In other court cases, a Detroit Lakes man is accused of felony theft and a Waubun woman has been sentenced for a crash that injured passengers.| Detroit Lakes Tribune
(ST. PAUL, Minn.) - Following a decision Wednesday by the Minnesota Supreme Court allowing Minnesotans to possess ghost guns without a serial number, Senator Ron Latz announced Thursday he will introduce legislation in the 2026 Legislative Session aligning state law with federal law and require serial numbers on ghost guns in the state. “No one| Minnesota Senate DFL
Testimony continued Thursday in the hearing of the removal of San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus, with day 4 focusing on the warrantless arrest of a sheriff’s union president who was also an outspoken critic of Corpus. The post Ex-assistant sheriff testifies on union president arrest appeared first on Redwood City Pulse.| Redwood City Pulse
Escambia County EMS has taken a major step forward in prehospital care by equipping every paramedic unit with state-of-the-art video laryngoscopes, reinforcing the department’s commitment to providing cutting-edge, life-saving care for the community. The new video laryngoscopes represent a significant advancement in airway management, giving paramedics enhanced visualization during intubation—especially in difficult or high-risk situations. […] The post Escambia County EMS Enhances Crit...| Local Pulse News
A 57-year-old El Centro resident was arrested after he took a firearm into the Imperial County Administration Building on Friday, Aug. 15.| Calexico Chronicle
A garbage truck driver has been convicted for a crash that injured four people and closed Mona Vale Road for hours.| Northern Beaches Advocate
Choke points have been highlighted again after morning commuters endured traffic gridlock.| Northern Beaches Advocate
In a separate case, a second Detroit Lakes man was sentenced for domestic assault in Becker County District Court.| Detroit Lakes Tribune
In separate cases, a Lake Park man has been sentenced for felony fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct, and a Detroit Lakes man is accused of selling meth to a confidential informant.| Detroit Lakes Tribune
In separate case, three felony sex charges were dismissed against Frazee man after statute of limitations were found to have expired.| Detroit Lakes Tribune
Hearing from concerned residents who were unable to hear the sirens during the early morning hours of Aug. 8, Kari Goelz encourages them to utilize other resources in their homes, like CodeRED.| Grand Forks Herald
Trooper Shane Roper’s Minnesota State Patrol disciplinary records revealed that he violated 10 general orders across four incidents before the fatal crash on May 18, 2024.| Rochester Post Bulletin
A Rochester woman is accused of hitting a man with her vehicle in a parking lot and proceeding to ram into a police car.| Rochester Post Bulletin
The drones, which are set to be docked in two strategic locations within Rochester, will respond to in-progress incidents and provide dispatch with live video footage of the scene.| Rochester Post Bulletin
The investigation is ongoing, according to the Rochester Police Department.| Rochester Post Bulletin
The federal civil case against Shane Roper filed by the family of Olivia Flores is paused until the criminal case in Olmsted County reaches a resolution.| Rochester Post Bulletin
Court records accuse Joseline Gundersen of showing co-workers videos of a child bound with duct tape while two other men scared him.| Rochester Post Bulletin
Court records show investigators in Winona believe the two men were scaring and tormenting a child in a video uploaded to Snapchat.| Rochester Post Bulletin
An Elba woman told investigators she said a prayer to guide her bullets as she fired seven times at her neighbor in her car late Tuesday.| Rochester Post Bulletin
A national accreditation has been renewed for the Milton Police Department after an in-depth review of more than 200 standards.| The Georgia Sun
FLINT, Mich. — In response to a troubling rise in community violence, Mayor Sheldon Neeley today outlined an expanded public safety plan focused on prevention, intervention, and community engagement — with a clear next step to seek partnership and resources from the State of Michigan. This summer has seen a spike in shootings, stabbings, and […]| City of Flint
Governor Newsom launches statewide response to Trump rigging Texas’ elections| Governor of California
A Calexico man was arrested for attempted murder after an attack involving a baseball bat left one victim with blunt force trauma injuries.| Calexico Chronicle
One of Gwinnett’s hardest-working police dogs is hanging up his collar. K9 Nitro is stepping back after eight years helping keep the county safe. 🚓 What’s Happening: Nitro, a 9-year-old Belgian Malinois from the Special Operations Division, is retiring on a vet’s advice due to age-related heat sensitivity and mobility issues. He’ll live with his […]| The Georgia Sun
On Aug. 5, people across the United States simultaneously gathered in their neighborhoods or city parks to meet police officers, firefighters and other public safety workers in a relaxed environment. But, as always, the annual Golden Night in the Park was a little bit special. The event, also called National Night Out, always takes place […]| Golden Transcript
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The FBI has issued a warning about “The Com”, or “The Community”, a growing and sophisticated group of cybercriminals primarily aged 11...| WBIW
The Garden State - aka New Jersey - is one of the best states to live in, according to a new survey compiled by WalletHub. Here's why.| NJBIZ
The Imperial County District Attorney’s Office has announced that Investigator Albert Llanas was awarded the 2025 Investigator of the Year.| Calexico Chronicle
Cassidy Marie Lunz, 21, of Willmar, made her first appearance Friday in Meeker County District Court on the charge. According to court records, she and two other males planned to steal money from a male victim.| West Central Tribune
Aryianna Pillatzki, 21, of Pennock, pleaded guilty Feb. 6 to one count of second-degree assault in Meeker County District Court. Two co-defendants remain in custody.| West Central Tribune
Owen Schwanke, 21, of Willmar, was charged with illegal possession of ammunition, due to a previous felony conviction making him ineligible. After a day of trial, a jury determined he was not guilty.| West Central Tribune
Bryan Demarais, 35, of Dassel, had previously pleaded guilty in Meeker County District Court to the murder of Kayla Demarais. He was sentenced Tuesday.| West Central Tribune
The three suspects arrested in connection to the reported assault of a 50-year-old man from Olivia are now charged with felonies including counts of attempted homicide, aggravated robbery and assault.| West Central Tribune
The Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Office states the suspect continued fleeing on foot and was shocked with a Taser by a deputy before being taken into custody. The incident remains under investigation.| West Central Tribune
A 58-year-old man suffered non-life-threatening injuries after his vehicle ran into a semitractor, according to the Kandiyohi County Sheriff's Office. The crash remains under investigation.| West Central Tribune
Minnesota physicians and law enforcement officials are urging people to handle fireworks safely for the holiday weekend. Approximately 14,700 people suffered injuries last year due to fireworks.| West Central Tribune
Cayler, 54, of Lake Lillian, served as music director for St. Mary's Catholic Church in Willmar and the other churches of the faith community, and formerly taught in the Willmar Public Schools.| West Central Tribune