During and after the bombings at the 2013 Boston Marathon, a massive influx of calls and texts caused major communications challenges for public safety. First responders had a hard time connecting … ...

Earlier in the week, leaders from the national ACLU and 10 state affiliates from across the country, as well as grassroots advocates, public health experts, and violence intervention specialists, met ...

If Congress enacts deep Medicaid cuts, Alex loses his job, and we lose a proven strategy for public safety. We shouldn’t dismantle programs that help people rebuild their lives and keep ...

Proposed Owosso Public Safety building being considered by Congress. Published: Apr. 24, 2023, 12:09 p.m. This 2018 rendering comes from a public safety master plan designed for the city of Owosso.

Members of Congress need to put public safety first and approve dedicated funding for the regular upkeep, rehabilitation and removal of dams. Tom Kiernan is president and CEO of American Rivers .

A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld a New York public nuisance law exposing the gun industry to possible civil ...

And right now, we’re encouraged by the major public safety investments included in the House passed ... doing their duty ...

Tribal officials from 15 states, including Oklahoma, called on lawmakers to act during a Senate committee hearing on public safety in Indian Country.

Asked if Congress might balk at spending $16 billion or more on a public safety network, Genachowski said the network is necessary. The FCC’s plan represents the “best and shortest path” to ...

Rep. Young Kim led the resolution, with support from California Republicans. Area Democrats, however, admonished the effort.

Congress is right to consider preserving AM radio’s role in public safety. Nate Scherer is a policy analyst with the American Consumer Institute, a nonprofit education and research organization.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is about to require 80 million working Americans to get vaccinated. You may be among them. There’s just one catch: OSHA lacks the legal ...