It’s Friday afternoon, the trade deadline has passed, and now it’s time to recap everything the Edmonton Oilers got done or ...

Picture this scenario: a perpetrator is holding a gun to your head, trying to coerce you to unlock your banking app using ...

From an accident in chemistry class to an active shooter situation, the new bill is supposed to increase safety and response to emergencies in public schools ...

Holly Sharlow, a public safety telecommunications officer in Sumter County, received a call from Nancy Rader, whose husband, ...

Alyssa’s Law (HB 3083), legislation that requires Oregon school districts to consider installing a panic alarm system in ...

Representative Alan Baker is pushing for teachers to wear panic buttons to increase school safety. The buttons would require ...

Only a handful of states require schools to implement wearable panic buttons, known as Alyssa's Law. Alabama could be next.

The Alabama House of Representatives approved a bill requiring mobile emergency rapid response systems in public schools.

A bill by state Rep. Alan Baker (R-Brewton) would require some faculty to wear rapid response buttons on a lanyard or badge.

Allies of the United States see a group chat about attack plans by top U.S. officials that accidentally included a journalist as a jaw-dropping security breach.

State lawmakers in Ohio are pushing for a new bill aimed at school safety. House Bill 106, which is also known as Alyssa’s Law, would contribute millions of dollars to school safety products such as ...