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State Government
Missouri launches $500,000 program to help first responders deal with trauma

(The Center Square) – Missouri is launching a $500,000 program to assist first responders in coping with stress or trauma related to their duties. During the final week… Read More

June 6, 2022
National
Olathe man arrested for leading officers on high-speed chase down airport runway, had meth and illegal firearm in vehicle

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – An Olathe, Kansas man indicted for leading police officers on a high-speed chase down a Kansas City airport runway and possessing drugs and an illegal… Read More

June 1, 2022
State Government
Westport property owner enraged with KC Mayor’s, City Council’s focus on ‘civil rights monitors’ rather than security after recent shooting

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – After yet another shooting in KC’s Westport Business District last weekend, property owner Bill Nigro is infuriated that the city continues to focus on “civil… Read More

May 13, 2022
Culture
DeSantis launches National Police Week to honor those in blue

(The Center Square) – Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has issued a proclamation declaring the week of May 11-17 as National Police Week.He’s expanded on a tradition begun by… Read More

May 12, 2022
National
House conservatives ready law-and-order agenda ahead of midterms

Crime is on the rise around the country, the midterm elections are fast approaching, and the largest bloc of House conservatives is preparing a comprehensive package of law-and-order legislation. Read More

May 10, 2022
State Government
Police find another $250,000 in stolen property from “elaborate” storage unit scheme

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kansas City police found another $250,000 in stolen property from storage units earlier this week in what they call an “enormous” and “elaborate” scheme. … Read More

April 22, 2022
State Government
Retiring Chief Smith: Kansas City must continue to support police to reduce crime, remain great

They went after his reputation. They went after his job. They went after his budget. But on Friday, Kansas City Police Chief Rick Smith leaves office on his own… Read More

April 21, 2022
State Government
Former police captain Richard Sayles to run for city council in Kansas City’s Northland

Former policeman Richard Sayles has announced his candidacy for the second district of Kansas City’s city council. The second district is located in Kansas City’s Northland. Though the election… Read More

April 20, 2022
National
Americans more worried about crime amid violence, retail crime wave

(The Center Square) – After a major spike in violent crime in recent years and a wave of retail theft, Americans are growing more concerned about crime.Newly released… Read More

April 7, 2022
State Government
Car, home and business break-ins are plaguing Kansas City residents. What you can do about it

After a stunning 40 vehicles in Grandview, Missouri and 70 in nearby Overland Park, Kansas were broken into last week by brazen burglars, car owners must wonder what… Read More

March 28, 2022
State Government
Unpunished attack on St. Louis police raises alarm and questions: Will there be charges?

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner appeared strangely hesitant this week to charge a man who allegedly pointed a gun at officers in their police car early Saturday. Read More

March 22, 2022
State Government
School resource officer hailed as hero for subduing Olathe East High School shooter

OLATHE, Ks. – Despite a local newspaper editorial oddly questioning whether he acted properly, an Olathe school resource officer is being hailed as a hero for taking down… Read More

March 9, 2022
State Government
New camera technology scans license plates, helps Springfield Police solve major crimes

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – The Springfield Police Department (SPD) is currently testing a new way to catch criminals around the city via specialized license plate scanning technology. According to… Read More

February 2, 2022
Opinion
Op-Ed: Criticism of police, defund policies ignite epic violent crime wave

“Blessed are the peacekeepers, for they shall be called the children of God.” – Matthew 5:9 In the wake of last year’s civil unrest riots and violent public… Read More

January 10, 2022
State Government
Dozens of officers recognized for courageous and dedicated acts of service at KCPD award ceremony

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Kansas City Police Department recognized numerous officers at an award ceremony earlier this month to show appreciation for the officers’ courageous and dedicated… Read More

December 21, 2021
Kansas, Uncategorized
Police offer reward for information leading to individual who beheaded police officer’s three-month-old puppy

PARSONS, Kan. – Parsons Police Department is offering a $4,000 award for information leading to the arrest of someone who beheaded a dog belonging to one of their officers… Read More

December 17, 2021
State Government
Attorney General sues small Missouri town for ‘taxation’ by traffic citation

(The Center Square) – Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt on Friday filed a lawsuit against the city of Moscow Mills for violating state laws prohibiting quotas for traffic tickets. Read More

November 22, 2021
State Government
KC Police Athletics League strengthens relationships with afterschool sports program for kids

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Kansas City Police Athletics League (PAL) is one of 300 PAL organizations throughout the United States and is one of the most successful and… Read More

October 28, 2021
Culture
Refund the Police: Departments around the Country Are Getting Their Funding Back after Crime Rises and Officers Quit

A year after protestors were chanting ‘Defund the Police’, many departments are seeing their funding restored and budgets increased. This comes after months of rising crime and the… Read More

October 15, 2021
Public Education
Teacher’s Pro-Police Flag Deemed ‘Disruption’ and ‘Too Political’ While Other Teachers Allowed to Display Pro-LBGT and BLM Materials

A pro-police “Thin Blue Line Flag” was deemed “a disruption in the classroom” and “too political” by a school in Washington State. The school forced the teacher to remove… Read More

October 1, 2021