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Utah, meet Jaisa! The newest member of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Salt Lake City Field Office.

The Grand Rapids Police Department has two new K-9 units joining the ranks.

A police K-9 in Colorado celebrated her second birthday by enjoying a tasty treat and some well-deserved recognition from her colleagues.

The European Defence Agency's AIDED project concluded with a demonstration of AI-enabled coordination between aerial and ground uncrewed systems for the detection of explosives.

After eight years with the Office of the State Fire Marshal, Kachina, one of Maryland’s most beloved arson detection dogs, is retiring.

The ten-year-old black lab is one of four Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) trained dogs within the agency. She was the most senior canine among the 62 teams across the United States. She and her partner, Master Deputy State Fire Marshal Oliver Alkire, have assisted in over 600 cases in their time together throughout Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. 

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Bomb threat at Temple Beth-El investigated, deemed not credible Geneva

Earlier Wednesday morning, the Frisco Police Department alerted the community via its social media channels that police and fire personnel responded to Pink Elementary School, located at 3650 Overhill Drive,

New York State Park Police said K9 Teo had to be put down due to a rapid decline in health. Teo would have been 11 years old in December.