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Jody Young has been named the president and CEO of Workplace Safety & Prevention Services. Young starts in her new capacity on June 12, 2023. Young is

LOWELL — After 14 months on the job as the acting superintendent of the Lowell Police Department and nearly four decades of wearing the badge, Barry Golner will officially retire at the stroke of midnight on Monday.

After 30 years in the fire service, Captain Doug Price has retired from the Hickory Fire Department. He was hired on August 22, 1994, as a firefighter and moved

A LIMERICK student was named the overall winner at the the third annual Shannon Region Junior Chef of the Year awards. The exciting competition, which took...

The Northern Lakes Fire District congratulated the "Lucky 13" recruits who graduated from an onboarding class Saturday. The 13 experienced firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics from around the country began their training on March 13, and they started working 48-hour shifts Monday.

Community hospital CEOs shape workforce culture, set strategic goals and provide communities with affordable and comprehensive care.

SAN ANTONIO — More than 100 service members gathered to participate in the Norwegian foot march conducted by the 1st Battalion, 355 Regiment, 1st Brigade, 95th Training Division, Saturday at

Chief Chuck Lovell and Mayor Ted Wheeler have announced that Rebecca Arredondo Yazzie, Ph.D., MSW, LCSW, has been selected to be the new Civilian Dean of Training at the Portland Police Bureau.

Director Christopher Wray has named Suzanne Turner as the assistant director of the Counterintelligence Division at FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C..

Separating hype from reality in the race to certify green-friendly electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) and electric conventional takeoff and landing (eCTOL) aircraft is challenging. Robert W. Moorman updates sector leaders as they move to certify their offerings within the next few years.