Family

Cops often let the job define them, but establishing an identity outside policing is essential for planning for law enforcement retirement

Katie Slifko has no doubt that police work killed her husband. Now she's raising awareness for job-related PTSD so that others know it, too

A licensed therapist and LEO wife shares key tips for how cops can maintain family relationships

Can a children's book help prepare a family for the consequences of trauma-focused career fields?

A Las Vegas police officer spends a quiet moment with his daughter during the summer of 1994

Officer Nicholas Quintana and his wife had been trying to have children for years. Now they have five

Charles Pratt's new children's book, "Excuse Me, I Have a Question," is a story of two friends who get to shadow a police officer for the day

Axon Aid: Wellness aims to bridge the communication gap between law enforcement personnel and their loved ones

“I couldn’t even believe what I was seeing,” said Officer Laquandia Cooley

Some key tips for staying safe in the new year

The holidays can be magical, but they can also be stressful; as a first responder, you owe it to yourself to make it work for you

Unfortunately, the schedule doesn’t care about what is important to your family, so here's how to prioritize your loved ones

Two-thirds of survey respondents said high housing costs are making it more difficult to recruit new officers

As rural officers are priced out of the housing market, department heads scramble to fill positions and retain experienced staff

The leaders I admire carry the talents and traits they perfect in the workplace home with them, and it pays off in their personal relationships