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A Virginia circuit court jury found Virginia Tech negligent for waiting more than two hours to warn students about the gunman in 2007.

Spurred onward by a woman's death, Florida lawmakers are pushing for harsher consequences for metal theives.

At least one person is dead and three others wounded after a gunman opened fire at a Texas courthouse Wednesday.

Police and retailers are pushing back against a report claiming that theft of Tide laundry detergent is on the rise nationwide and that cities are devising special task forces to crack down on the alleged phenomenon, according to a report from Fox News.

Jackson County, Michigan, is in the midst of a debate over whether or not to allow employees and contractors to carry pistols on county property, according to an article from M Live. 

Twenty-seven Michigan prisons will implement a new system of perimeter patrol come April 1, according to an article from The Daily Telegram.

In the age of smartphones, tablets and BYOD, data stored on portable electronics is more vulnerable than ever.

The law would require photo ID for voting privileges, blocking many Hispanic voters from the ballot boxes.

British officials are facing staggering security costs for the 2012 London Olympics, and they worry about the consequences if costs keep rising.

 A mutli-agency exercise was staged on Wednesday, March 7, 2012, to simulate a cybersecurity attack on the New York City electric supply during a summer heat wave.