Family

"What we see in this career, the calls that we get, can take a toll on somebody's mental health and wellness," said Cheshire County Sheriff Eli Rivera

During any period of widespread protests, it is important to prep both your equipment and your family in case you are deployed to assist with crowd control

The city unanimously passed an ordinance to extend LODD benefits to suicide deaths

Sgt. Matt Karges is a fourth-generation officer whose family has served at the same department consecutively and with each new generation simultaneously

A retired police officer put pen to paper to offer a glimpse into the realities of policing

The best way to break the cycle is to resist spending beyond your means

The issue lies in a legal loophole that denies children of single-parent cops access to their parents’ pensions, says Genesis Villella

It is important that you process the loss and what you experienced with your support network

“It saddens me to see the blue line being redefined and misrepresented," said a retired trooper whose brother died in the line of duty

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