drugs

While most of us wake up for our regular 9 to 5 jobs and head into the office for a day in front of a computer or otherwise, our men and women in blue are leading a dangerous every day. The average car stop could lead to a deathly ending. Every moment, every decision is a risky one that they're on the edge with anticipation for.

As the cities police force deals with an internal affair following the suspension of its entire drug unit, here is how the city will deal in the meantime.

What on earth!! How can all of the people that are working as part of the Troy Police be placed on administrative leave!?!?

Officers from the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency and the Maine State Police made several arrests today (April 28) in connection with an investigation into the interstate trafficking of heroin and cocaine in greater Rumford-Mexico.

We all hear stories about back in the day when maybe our parents or grandparents had to do special drills at school  to hide under the desk in case of nuclear attack from the Russians. Like the desk would protect you from anything. As I got a little older we were always ready in case of a shooter. I found that kids to be prepared for this new scare to be a bit much.

Are you a dog owner in the Capital Region? If so you might want to see if you use this brand of dog food.

I think it's safe to say we've all known someone who was effected the use of heroin. It's a highly addictive drug that can destroy lives. Thankfully, Schenectady County is fighting the good fight for us but is it enough.

It's hard to forget the tragedy that came from Log Bay day this summer in Lake George. An 8-year old visiting the area was struck and killed in a boat hit and run. Cara Mia Canale was charged in that incident and then over the weekend was arrested for

I have to admit, when I first read this headline I was really conflicted about how I feel about random drug searches.  But, the more research I do on the subject, the more I think I've decided it's a good idea.  Of course, like any of the issues we write about or talk about on the radio, we want your feedback...

This is an interesting tactic, and it just might work if enough people make the phone call or send an email.  This is an effort to stop the increase of drug addiction from opiates in America.

An Albany man that was pulled over by New York State Police during a traffic stop in the Brunswick area, ended up with more than a ticket for speeding or running a red light.

A routine safety checkpoint for DWI led to finding something, but it wasn’t because the driver had a few cocktails.