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Proponents say that stable benefits are needed to recruit new police and firefighters

Sheriff Mike Bouchard says an attorney for the couple hasn't been able to reach them

“As a result, there is a risk that some conduct worthy of decertification goes undetected or unaddressed,” according to the report

The teen is accused of driving by and shooting at a deputy who was writing a report

The bipartisan bill would fund equipment upgrades, hiring initiatives and retention bonuses

The court rules on a warrantless seizure of a man's firearms after he was taken for a mental health evaluation

Mayor Lori Lightfoot said her decision to drop the suit comes as more officers comply by reporting their vaccine status

Trial proceedings began Tuesday with jury selection

The sites will offer clean needles, info about addiction treatment and naloxone

The union claims so many cops have filed requests that it can't keep up with the avalanche of applications

The Maryland Chiefs of Police Association and the Maryland Sheriffs’ Association have argued that the move would cause overdoses to rise

The high court sided with arguments that Amendment A would have violated the state’s requirement that constitutional amendments deal with just one subject

The man who plowed through a Christmas parade is facing five counts of first-degree homicide

The FBI failed to investigate a tip it had received about a month before the attack, the deal said

The court rules on the legality of a two-step interrogation technique in which officers "ask first, warn second" in this recent case