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10.21.24 NESA National Monitor

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Huntsville Police Department see recruitment success with 911 dispatchers (AL)

During times of emergency, your first instinct is to probably pick up the phone and call 911. But as Huntsville’s population continues to grow, those emergency calls also grow. This […]

Report: Burglar Apologizes After Breaking Into Wrong Home

Hollie was allegedly searching for his girlfriend’s home on River Dell Townes Avenue, off Buffalo Road, when he kicked in the door to the wrong address.

Little Rock city officials report decrease in violent crime for 2024

"I am happy to report that crime is not only down year-to-date -4%, particularly as it relates to violent crime, it is down -6% over the last five years," Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. said.

Wichita’s rapid economic growth expected to slow in 2025

The annual Economic Outlook forecast from Wichita State University says a tight labor market will contribute to slower growth next year.

Unemployment claims in Louisiana declined last week

New jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, fell to 1,535 in the week ending September 28, down from 1,703 the week before, the Labor Department said.

Senator Kagan Visits All 24 County 9-1-1 Centers, Championing NG911 in Maryland

Senator Cheryl Kagan has reached a significant milestone in her mission to modernize Maryland’s emergency response system. With her visit to Calvert County’s 9-1-1 center this week, Kagan has officially visited all 24 county Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs).