The Clark County Fire Department advises on how to safely deal with bees in Southern Nevada, including avoiding swatting bees, calling professionals for hive removal, and seeking medical help for stings.

The Buckeye Police Department is offering a free, seven-week Spring Citizens Academy to provide insights into policing, beginning May 13. Limited spots are available and applicants must meet eligibility criteria.

SLCPD introduced a free registration program for strollers and bike trailers to help owners recover lost or stolen items, expanding their bike registration service.

Ramsey County EMHS has been reaccredited for its excellence in emergency management, signifying their high readiness and adherence to national standards.

CAIR-Michigan filed a complaint against Wayne State University police for alleged racial and religious profiling of Arab and Muslim students; university spokesperson defended police professionalism.

Ashley and Charles Bass were cited for hunting turkeys over a baited area in Vernon Parish. The pair, found using feeders with corn and birdseed, were confronted by wildlife agents after surveillance revealed their actions.

Anthony Cobos, a Pinal County Adult Probation Officer since 2019, was awarded the Commitment to Excellence by the Arizona Association of Treatment Court Professionals.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office announced their Spring Coloring Contest for local children, inviting them to decorate the precinct walls and showcase their creativity.

Wilco is set to perform at Cain Park in Cleveland Heights on August 7, promising a memorable night for alternative rock fans at the well-known summer concert venue.

Summit County Sheriff's Office partners with McDonald's for 'Cone or Coffee with a Cop', offering free treats and conversation with deputies to strengthen community relations.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office educated followers on the meteorological term "flanking line," emphasizing its significance in weather patterns and atmospheric dynamics.

Denver Police, along with other agencies, will target expired registrations and temporary plates from April 20 through May 20, 2025, to ensure vehicle compliance.

Cochise County honors SEACOM dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.