Jay Sani, a student at Washington State University, told police he was assaulted for wearing a red hat with a slogan from President Donald Trump's campaign.

A WSU instructor faces arrest for allegedly attacking a student wearing a Trump hat, raising questions on campus conduct.

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Dr. Alok Mohan has directed Karnataka State Reserve Police (KSRP) ADGP Umesh to study the pros and cons over the proposal to change the design of the hat and submit a report. In this backdrop, a ...

Retired Massachusetts State Trooper Calvin Butner has agreed to plead guilty in connection with a bribery scheme involving commercial driver’s licenses, United States Attorney Leah Foley’s ...

Griffith allegedly fled the scene on foot, leading State Police and West Springfield police to begin a search. Police determined that Griffith was the vehicle’s owner using registration records ...

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BOTTOM LINE: Nebraska visits Arizona State after Juwan Gary scored 24 points in Nebraska’s 83-68 loss to the Iowa Hawkeyes. Arizona State gives up 76.5 points to opponents and has been outscored ...

GROTON, Conn. (WFSB) - The US Secret Service is assisting Connecticut State Police in an investigation. State police say there is an active investigation involving counterfeit bills passed in CT.

Gun control group Giffords decried the proposal, saying “cutting resources from ATF would literally be defunding the police ... Executive Director Emma Brown said in a statement.

House Bill 1393, authored by State Rep. Garrett Bascom ... Initially, the bill required police officers who arrest someone for a misdemeanor or felony and have probable cause to notify the ...

ST. LOUIS — St. Louis is now just 90 days away from a state takeover of its police department after Gov. Mike Kehoe signed HB495 into law. Since taking office in January, Gov. Mike Kehoe has ...