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/PRNewswire/ - The Financial Womens Association (FWA) has been dedicated to promoting the professional development and advancement of all women through...

NEW PNP OFFICERS. A total of 117 licensed professionals take their oath as police officers in Camp Crame on Monday (Oct. 4, 2021). The newly appointed police commissioned officers were formally turned over to the Directorate for Human Resource and Doctrine Development (DHRDD) to undergo the mandatory Officers' Basic Course and Field Training Program before reporting to their respective unit assignments. (Photo courtesy of PNP) MANILA - A total of 117 licensed professionals formally took thei...

Command Sgt. Maj. Anthony Rives enlisted in the Army in Dallas, in February 1997. At the time, he had not planned on making it a career, but life had other

Fleet Master Chief (N008) Fleet Master Chief James “Smitty” Tocorzic is a native of Shinnston, West Virginia and a 1989 graduate of Lincoln High School in Shinnston, West Virginia. He entered the Navy through the Delayed Entry Program and arrived for basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes in December 1989. Following Recruit Training, Naval Aircrew Candidate School and Aviation Structural Mechanic (AMS) “A” School, he reported to VP-30 in ...

Thirty two new custodial correctional officers were sworn into their front-line role in public safety at a ceremonies held in Townsville and Maryborough...

(AP Photo/Andre Penner) In Pennsylvania, as with the rest of the country, children over the age of twelve are now allowed to be vaccinated using the Pfizer dose. Moderna and J&J are expected to be similarly approved in short order. But for some Keystone State lawmakers, this situation is raising an uncomfortable question. There are students in the 12-17 age range who are interested in being vaccinated but they can’t do so without the consent of their parents. That’s led State Senator Amanda...

Premium Content Subscriber only Sixteen new custodial correctional officers were sworn in at a ceremony held in Rockhampton on Friday. Queensland Corrective Services Commissioner Peter Martin APM congratulated the graduates on completing the Custodial Officer Entry Program (COEP) and joining their colleagues on the “front line in a top tier agency”. “The training that QCS officers undertake is extensive and ensures they are ready to take on the many challenges of working within a correcti...

From behind bars to pardoned by governor, Little Rock man changes life to help others Kevin Hunt Sr. is a former gang member, turned advocate. Hes going back behind bars, not because of a crime, but because of his commitment to giving back. Author: Jade Jackson Updated: 9:13 AM CDT May 21, 2021 LITTLE ROCK, Ark — On a gloomy Thursday morning, a man walked into the Pulaski County Detention Center with only a book in hand and a powerful story that he hoped would ...

District Court holds panel of former federal defendants By Shane Healy View Comments Four former federal defendants appeared before Chief Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood and nearly 50 others at the District Court of Guam via Zoom to talk about their experiences serving their prison sentences and their road to recovery. The District Courts Drug Offender Re-Entry Program, or Programan Hinalom Talo Team, hosted an outreach event with a panel of former federal defendants called "Looking Through M...

View Comments PLAINFIELD - The Rev. Tracey L. Brown, senior pastor of Ruth Fellowship Ministries, has been named the first Black woman to serve as New Jersey State Police chaplain.  "I hope Im not the last. Its always and honor to be the first, but its also a great honor to be a part of an organization like the State Police chaplains," she said. As a chaplain, Brown volunteers her time to provide troopers, their families and the community with spiritual counseling, religious referral and gener...