Family

"Thank God for neighbors who were inquisitive and said: 'That screaming is not right,'" Sheriff Grady Judd said

It turned out to be my “magic number,” but it doesn’t have to be yours. Here are some simple ways to avoid becoming a divorced cop

Though it might be hard to find the time, it's important for spouses of first responders to focus on their own needs, too

There will be both ups and downs, but you will meet incredible people and work with some of the best folks on the planet

During her stops at various PDs, Sophia Richards gave cards to officers that said, "Be strong and courageous for the Lord will be with you wherever you go"

You can set your family up for a great holiday season by shifting your mindset and approach, even making your own traditions

Before you let those lateral transfer dollars burn a hole in your pocket, consider how to best invest in your financial security, on-duty safety or well-being

Learn how therapy can improve communication, provide a safe place for family members to share and gain real-world coping mechanisms

Understanding shift culture and respecting it can go a long way in navigating the first responder lifestyle

The couple was in the process of finalizing the adoption of their 8-year-old daughter when they received a call about an abandoned baby

The sad reality is that many public safety families struggle to enforce the law on the street only to lose control of the battle at home

In 2000, the officer found a 6-week-old baby in a drug den and got her to safety, inspiring her to become a woman in blue

Caring for families, reducing family stress and combining efforts with spouses who care for the officer at home can improve retention

"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