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Department. We have Fox News Team coverage. Kevin corke is live at the white house, but we begin with Lucas Tomlinson at our d. C. Bureau. Lucas . Reporter earlier today, Debbie Dingell was asked if democrats had enough votes for impeachment amid allegations President Trump leveraged aid to ukraine to investigate a political rival. We must get the facts. We cannot be emotional or whatever. We have three committees that are investigating, theyre following where the facts are going to take us, and...

Under the unanimously passed resolution, Chicago school resource officers would be removed before the fall, and the district will adopt a new policy that "codifies best practices...

The Chicago Board of Education is moving forward with plans to terminate its $10.3 million school resource officer program in Chicago Public Schools and order schools to remove officers before the 2024-25 school year starts. The resolution to remove school resource officers is expected to pass swiftly with backing from Mayor Brandon Johnson and will require the district to create a new policy ...

The resolution, which is backed by Chicagos mayor, will require the district to create "a holistic approach" to safety and would remove school resource officers before the first...

Program looks to enhance safety at South Dakota schools

Public schools could receive safety grant funding to hire off-duty or retired police officers if the bill becomes law in its current form.

More than 100 schools throughout Arizona received officer funding while a counselor or social worker requests went unfulfilled this year, an analysis of School Safety Program data show.

Brian Miller is a fixture at Charles W. Harris School in Phoenix, a familiar face kids and parents encounter four days a week. Mornings and afternoons, the school resource officer is in the parking lot directing traffic — and sometimes, he notes, defusing a little road rage. Before lunch, he’s on the playground herding students […]

The Arizona Department of Education in October announced it was repurposing available funds for part-time, off-duty law enforcement. Here's why.

A GOP-led push to boost campus police through the state's School Safety Program fails to address some schools' need for mental health pros.