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Merger aims to save more homeless animals and increase access to services for the diverse communities Delaware SPCA and Delaware Humane Association serve. Anne Cavanaugh of Delaware SPCA and Patrick J. Carroll of Delaware Humane Association Left to right: Michele Ahwash (DHA Board President), Anne Cavanaugh (Delaware SPCA Executive Director), Patrick J. Carroll (DHA Executive Director), Kim Williams (Delaware SPCA Board President) United States, June 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- WILMINGTON, DELA

Updated: 7:30 PM EDT May 13, 2021 SARASOTA, Fla. — The Sarasota Police Department officer seen on camera pinning Patrick Carroll to the ground with his knee during an arrest in 2020 did not use excessive force, according to an internal investigation. The investigation was launched, by then Chief of Police Bernadette DiPino, after the police department became aware of a video posted to Facebook of the arrest. “In the video, Sarasota Police Ofc. Drusso Martinez was observed with his leg across the base of Caroll’s neck as he lay handcuffed on the ground," the internal repo...

A D.C.-area firm has found what might, at first glance, seem an unlikely place to boost its revenue: blue-collar, mom-and-pop businesses that earn between $2 million and $10 million annually.

Animal connections Alumnus Patrick Carroll leads Delaware Humane Association In an era where many people shift jobs with regularity, University of Delaware alumnus Patrick Carroll spent the past decade and a half connecting people with animals at the Delaware Humane Association (DHA). It’s an organization best known for its pet adoption services, but also offers spay and neuter services, low-cost vaccination clinics, a pet food pantry and works with wavering pet owners to keep pets in their homes.   “We’ve evolved into a full-resource center for pet owners,” said Carroll...

Father Joe celebrates 80th birthday with stories about life Enjoying his retirement since 2011, Father Joe Carroll lives directly across the street from the homeless service provider he once led and that now bears his name. (Nelvin C. Cepeda/The San Diego Union-Tribune) ‘Life Stories of a Hustler Priest’ chronicles how a poor kid from the Bronx helped countless homeless San Diegans SAN DIEGO —  His name is synonymous with programs that help homeless San Diegans, but Father Joe Carroll reveals something surprising in a new book about his life. “I told him I didn’t want the...