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Town boss Mick McCarthy says Ainsley Maitland-Niles’s performance and goal were amongst the few highlights from last week’s 2-1 FA Cup third round replay defeat at Portsmouth. The on-loan Arsenal youngster curled home his second goal since joining the Blues in the summer in the 60th minute.

Earlier this month, call specialists for the Johnson County Mental Health Center's Crisis Line moved into the County's Communication Center.

A Tacoma teacher is accused of assaulting a student with autism multiple times, according to an internal investigation report from Tacoma Public Schools.

Haskins said his six-year-old son, Orion, who has autism and is non-verbal, was assaulted by his teacher multiple times at Skyline Elementary in Tacoma.

Rather than responding to all calls with fire engines and heavy equipment, Aurora Fire Rescue in Colorado will connect callers to resources better matching needs.

Aurora Fire Rescue will shift how resources are dispatched on 911 calls, partnering with Aurora911 and Falck Rocky Mountain to fine tune medical call responses.

City Council’s Public Safety Committee hosted a public hearing to give an update on the four crisis groups created by the city three years ago.

Columbus City Council is hosting two public hearings, which will update the community about the progress of the Alternative Crisis Response teams.

American workers deserve, instead of false information and partisanattacks, workplace regulations that reflect the realities of the21st century economy and protect their rights effectively andefficiently. If we respond to change by making our economy andworkforce more competitive, and help those who are negativelyaffected, America will continue to be the economic leader of theworld.

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther made a plea to voters Monday, the day before the election, asking them to support the city’s $1.5 billion bond measures on the ballot Tuesday. He made the pitch alongside a 2023 budget proposal promising new and expanded public safety projects and more staff.