The mother of all suicide prevention campaigns
What: the “mother of all battles” This literally means “the great battle,” “the mighty battle,” perhaps “the decisive battle.” We entered the battle in 2018. It is a long war. […] Read More
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Courage in the face of terror
A look back on 9/11, 20 years later
Twenty years ago, our country experienced the single deadliest terrorist attack in human history. Nearly 3,000 people were killed when four hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Center, the […] Read More
Wisconsin sheriff announces progressive changes to jail, will refer to inmates as “residents”
As the saying goes, there’s a new sheriff in town. Less than 100 days after taking office, Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett announced that the Dane County Jail staff will […] Read More
Warner Robins officer picks up three lost puppies on busy road
A Warner Robins officer fulfilled his duty not only to human members of the community, but to the animal members as well. Officer Matthew Wojital was driving back to the […] Read More
Ohio police recover missing baby after issuing Amber Alert
Cleveland police located a missing 6-week-old baby and returned it safe and sound after issuing an Amber Alert on Aug. 18. The police sent out an Amber Alert after the […] Read More
Monroe police officer who needed blood transfusions after gunshot wound encourages others to donate blood
A police officer from the Monroe Police Department in Michigan knows personally just how important and life-saving giving blood can be. On May 24, 2020 Cpl. Renae Peterson was seriously […] Read More
