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With high profile events like the Democratic National Convention headed to Charlotte in the near future, the city is rolling out a national anti-terrorism campaign.

A fender bender gone wrong sent one man to the hospital and four into police custody after a fight broke out in the Dodgers Stadium parking lot.

The university's recently accredited police force spurred on the school's board of trustees to unanimously vote to allow the campus officers to carry firearms.

Lt. John Ryan was selected on Friday, following the announcement that three senior officers are being asked to retire. 

During a tumultuous weekend in Chicago, two groups of men have been charged with conspiracy to commit terrorism, mostly with Molotov cocktails. 

Beginning December 3, 2012, 100 percent of cargo shipments loaded on passenger aircraft on international flights bound for the United States must undergo screening for explosives.

The next 9/11-like attack will come from the ground, said Republican congressman and former airline pilot Chip Cravaack stated at a TSA panel.

After a tumultuous "year of the hack," cyber security coordinator Howard Schmidt is retiring after two and half years in the role.

The Tennessee Titans have hired Green Bay (Wisc.) Chief of Police Jim Arts to be their next Director of Security. He will replace Steve Berk, who is retiring after 16 years with the organization. 

71 percent of energy/utilities sector boards rarely or never review privacy and security budgets.