law enforcement

If you are heading to the Dierks Bentley show at Saratoga Performing Arts Center tonight (Thursday, July 18th) you will not only see an amazing country show, but you could apply for one of the many jobs offered through New York State law enforcement.

TONIGHT! We are calling all New York State women! If you have ever thought about a career in law enforcement then this is the event you need to attend. No experience is necessary, and local, state, and FBI law enforcement agencies will be at this free-hiring event.

If you are a woman that has ever thought of being in law enforcement, here's your chance to find out what agency could be a perfect fit for you. You don't need to have any experience to attend this free, women in law enforcement recruiting event happening tonight in Albany.

In an effort to bring awareness to the dangers of drunk and impaired driving, law enforcement across New York state is participating in the STOP-DWI campaign. You will see police out in full force across the Capital Region this St. Patrick's Day weekend.

The bigger the city, the higher the crime rate, and cities in New York state are no different. Here are the state's ten most dangerous, as ranked by the FBI.

An Amazon package received at a New York prison had a few corrections officers sounding like Brad Pitt, asking "What's in the box?!"

Brandon Hanks believes that he is being discriminated against, he is filing a whopping $33 million lawsuit against the Syracuse Police Department.

Today (Wednesday, August 19th) begins the New York State Police's statewide enforcement of driving impaired. It's the STOP-DWI the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign.

If you plan on drinking this weekend and partying on Super Bowl Sunday, make sure you do it responsibly. The New York State Police and local law enforcement will be out in full force to keep us safe this weekend.

This St. Patrick's Day weekend, make sure you designate a driver because police will be out in full force looking for those who are reckless on the roads

Heads-up! There is another phone scam that is making its way around the Capital Region. This time it has to do with people posing as law enforcement.

If you have ever had to put a child seat in your car, there is always the questions of if it's tight enough or in the correct way. You can never be too safe. Well across the state in August, there are check points set up that can help you make sure they are secure.