Cancer

Why technology is the key to avoiding the next 9/11 and MCI preparedness

“I’ve become a prostate cancer evangelist, telling every guy I meet to go get checked.”

Investigator Patrick Hogan was a USMC Persian Gulf War veteran and spent 22 years with the state police

The diagnosis had come less than two years into retirement after 20 years of distinguished service

The measure also includes members of the military who responded to 9/11 in Shanksville, Pa., and at the Pentagon, unlike the original legislation

The plight of two LE professionals who both died of duty-related melanomas highlights the inequities in workplace protections afforded to those who protect both humans and our natural resources

The department set up a trust fund to provide assistance with medical bills, groceries and other necessities for the couple and their two boys

Pink badges were provided to Bingham County officers and staff members to wear in honor of a corporal diagnosed with the disease in 2021

Make-A-Wish recipient Khalil is ‘obsessed’ with law enforcement according to his mom

Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel has his sights set on beating a Guinness World Record

“Blue vs. Blue,” an organization run by three Indianapolis police officers, spreads awareness and supports men with prostate cancer in law enforcement

Supervisory Police Officer Yiu Tak “Louis” Tao rushed to the Twin Towers to help people evacuate when the planes hit

Officer Trenton Halladay’s throat would burn for days after busting a meth lab, his widow said

Here's our round-up of how cops across the nation supported breast cancer research – and looked damn good doing it

Trooper Jennifer Czarnecki served for 20 years with the New York State Police