A man wearing a ski mask and armed with a bow and arrow was fatally shot by Baltimore County Police in Arbutus after ...

The Pennsylvania State Police is marking a major milestone — all troopers and their patrol cars are now decked out with the latest camera technology in hopes of improving transparency.

A spokeswoman for the State Police said the shooting occurred at the Ellsworth apartment complex in Malta. Two troopers were also injured. State Police descend on the Ellsworth apartment complex ...

State troopers in upstate New York gunned down a 69-year-old gun-toting nut who opened fire on occupied police barracks during a shocking broad daylight bombardment. David Levine, of Malta ...

FROM STATE POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP. IF YOU SEE FLASHING LIGHTS BEHIND YOU AND YOU’RE PULLED OVER BY A PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE VEHICLE, YOU MIGHT EXPECT THAT THAT ...

Pennsylvania State Police said patrol troopers at every station across the commonwealth are now equipped with body-worn cameras, weeks ahead of schedule. State police said they've outfitted more ...

According to Gilroy, at approximately 1:43 p.m. on Wednesday, Troopers inside the State Police Saratoga Barracks heard gunfire outside and immediately responded to the “active threat.” ...

No injuries were reported, and Williams is currently awaiting extradition to Maryland. Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Maryland State Police at 410-538-1887.

CONCERNING BEHAVIOR. HAPPENING TODAY, PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE ARE EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE PLANS TO EQUIP ALL PATROL TROOPERS WITH BODY CAMERAS. NEWS EIGHT’S GABRIELLE THOMAS IS LIVE IN ...

KILLINGLY, Conn. (WJAR) — Connecticut State Police said Thursday that human remains were found in Killingly. State police said the remains were discovered late Wednesday afternoon in the woods ...

More than 3,000 Pennsylvania State Police troopers will wear body cameras as part of a department-wide rollout that was completed Thursday, the agency said. The initiative also included updating ...

All Pennsylvania State Police troopers across the commonwealth are now equipped with body cameras. That means more than 3,000 troopers will now be documenting their interactions with the public.