The Clark County Sheriff's Office has announced the addition of the Grappler Police Bumper to 25 of its patrol vehicles.

A lawsuit alleges the Clark County deputy "acted rashly and negligently" when he mistakenly shot and killed Vancouver police Officer Donald Sahota.

The officer, a married father of two, died in “agony” after the deputy shot him outside his home, a complaint says.

The Clark County Sheriff's Office states the school bus driver failed to yield at the yield sign at the intersection. The ...

An 82-year-old Clark County man facing murder and other charges in the shooting death of a woman outside his home in 2024 is seeking FBI testimony in his case to shed light on the alleged scamming ...

Slick roads and whiteout conditions caused by a winter storm led to a multi-vehicle pile-up involving more than 20 cars, ...

An SUV caught fire in the pileup on I-84, that's described by deputies as involving more than 100 cars, trucks and ...

The grand total is climbing, but it's still under $1 million at this time. Noel is ordered to repay $3.1 million, including ...

The device deploys a spring-loaded net from the patrol car's front bumper, ensnaring the rear wheel of a suspect vehicle and ...

Emergency crews responded to reports of a single-car crash at 3:33 a.m., just ... The Harmony Township EMS, Clark County Sheriff’s Office also assisted at the scene of the crash, which remains ...

The auction house on the far west side of Indianapolis sold most of Noel's guns and a lot of his clothes. One suit jacket had ...