Rhode Island

"Put simply, Providence cannot afford to lose nearly 80 police officers," said City Council President John Igliozzi

Providence Police Chief Hugh Clements, Jr. described the potential terminations as a "huge concern"

The policy inactivates an officer's certification the moment they leave a police department

The grant will be used to equip more than 700 front-line patrol officers across 11 police departments

Police said the suspect stunned K-9 Fedor "repeatedly"

Over criticism from a police union, Providence PD says the three recruits are qualified with "the necessary skills"

South Kingstown EMS trio came to the aid of State Police Col. James Manni who was experiencing anaphylaxis

Several Rise of the Moors members claimed discrimination after officers arrested them during an armed standoff last month

Rhode Island could become the first state to make safe injection sites a reality

Two departments in the small state currently require body cameras, though others have had pilot programs

Chief Col. Hugh T. Clements said it involved an "ongoing feud" involving two groups known to authorities

The two self-described "sanctuary cities" could not be forced to turn local police into federal immigration agents, a court ruled

What began as a parking ticket quickly turned tense when officers found themselves surrounded

The state bill would create protections for EMS providers who render medical care to law enforcement K-9s injured in the line of duty and transport them in an ambulance

The 20-step campaign is a list of promises and policy amendments set by the collective body of police chiefs