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Shooter Detection Systems and Fusus Announce Partnership to Enhance Response Capabilities to Active Shooter Situations Share Article Shooter Detection Systems’ indoor gunshot detection capabilities will be integrated into the Fusus Real-Time Crime Center ecosystem at Georgia Tech, triggering on-site cameras, emergency alerts and more Technology integration at Georgia Tech triggers on-site cameras, emergency alerts, and enhances situational awareness for rapid response to active shooter incidents. ROWLEY, Mass. (PRWEB) April 05...

Another mass shooting occurred yesterday, in the City of Orange, California. The Orange County Register reported, A mass shooting at an Orange office building left four people dead, including a child, and two people critically injured on Wednesday evening. The suspected shooter — who was shot at by police but might have suffered a self-inflicted wound — was among the injured, authorities said. Of the adult victims, authorities said, three were women, with two killed and one injured and in critical condition. A man was also killed. California State Senator Tom Umberg (D-34), who represents...

KUNC Bert Cutshall (left, Zoom screenshot), Maricela Guzman (middle, picture by Adam Rayes) and Phillip Tucker (right, courtesy picture) all have been working at King Soopers for years. They all say the pandemic has put them at a difficult crossroads between their health and economic wellbeing. Updated: March 12, 2021 at 12:46 PM MST The arbitrator sided with all but one of the workers in March, according to UFCW 7. Safeway declined KUNC's request for comment on the arbitration. King Soopers has yet to respond. People 65 and older began qualifying for the COVID-19 vaccine on Feb. 8 under the...

Farewell, Kmart: King Soopers ready to raze Fort Collins site, make way for new store Pat Ferrier, Fort Collins Coloradoan © Timothy Hurst/The Coloradoan A MAX Transit bus heads North past the pothole-laden parking lot used primarily by people riding the bus on Tuesday, June 5, 2018, at the old Kmart parking lot at East Drake Road and South College Avenue in Fort Collins, Colo. Within the next few months, Fort Collins could finally see the wrecking ball come down on the blighted Kmart plaza at 2535 S. College Ave., in the heart of Midtown.   After years of talks, studies ...