Toronto police have launched a new three-digit number that can now be used to call the force's non-emergency line.

Police say the *877 feature allows residents using wireless devices to reach non-emergency services using an easy-to-remember number.

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is urging people to 'Pause. Think. Policelink' when reporting non-urgent matters, following a rise in the number ...

REDDING, Calif. — The Redding Fire Department is addressing low-acuity calls, including lift assistance 911 calls. According ...

Suspected stolen bikes and e-scooters have been recovered in Hatfield following a police raid. Officers recovered the vehicles from an address in in the town earlier today (August 8), following a ...

Already without Caitlin Clark, the Fever's two other point guards (Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald) suffered injuries in ...

Their children are witnessing a community-level of fear that parents and educators report are already exhibiting itself in ...

The Dawson County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) is reporting a runaway juvenile. According to the department, 16-year-old James ...

President Donald Trump's sweeping new tariffs on dozens of countries took effect on Thursday, fulfilling a long-promised pledge to reorder the global economy.This week, Trump is also expected to ...

After launching five years ago, a community paramedicine program has been made permanent by the provincial government, offering Guelph and Wellington county residents an alternative way to access ...

The county’s in-house crisis response program, also referred to as the Holistic Assistance Response Team or HART, will expand ...

Recognising true medical emergencies can save lives by ensuring timely treatment. Knowing when to call an ambulance versus driving can prevent irreversible harm.