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City Manager C. Seth Sumner has named a new Chief of Police for the Athens Police Department.

The Carol Stream Fire Protection District is proud to announce that it has recently been designated as an ISO Class 1 Fire Department.

Faces of COVID: A hero's battle Norton Fire Chief Mike Schultz knew he had a high chance of contracting COVID-19, but he didn't realize how bad things could get Author: Laura Caso Updated: 7:29 PM EST January 14, 2021 NORTON, Ohio — You’ve probably heard us say it - not all heroes wear capes.  From the beginning of this pandemic, we’ve watched those heroes - our frontline workers - step up.  That includes the Norton Fire Chief - he’s spent countless days leading his team while working directly with Covid patients.  He says it’s not just a job, it�...

But there wasn't much else the police could do or, frankly, would do. albuquerque police chief ray schultz. >> it's not against the law to be a missing person unless there's suspicious circumstances. >> and chief schultz was right in saying that mike was totally within his rights to walk out and cut off ties with everyone in his life, the people he loved, the people he no longer loved. and so the investigation was limited to that of a missing person. winter 2002 turned to spring. no one heard from mike snyder. his expensive mechanic's tools lay unused at work. ellen, now a single mom, filed fo...

Really did not have a concrete explanation besides that's just how i felt. that was my gut. >> terry wasn't too pleased the response the officer gave them. >> the officer that took our report was a little arrogant and said, you know, that he is a grown adult and that he can come and go as he pleases. he really at that time didn't even want to write our report. >> the police are essentially making the same argument ellen was making. >> right. >> mike snyder's fame name was entered into a national missing person's database. there wasn't much else the police could do or frankly would do. former a...