For the third straight day, someone accessed Allegheny County's public safety radio system to make racist and obscene threats to Mayor Corey O'Connor.

The Tulare County Sheriff’s Office will now be encrypting one of three of their scanner traffic channels. The sheriff’s office says the move is in ...

It doesn’t cost much to break onto a police-scanner channel and curse, spew hateful language, or threaten an elected leader ...

Federal and local investigators in Allegheny County are investigating after what they said were hateful and threatening messages broadcast over their EMS radio ...

The Bay Village Police Department should have new state-of-the-art handheld radios for all its officers within the next few ...

For the third consecutive day, an unknown person Wednesday broadcast racist and obscene messages over a public-safety radio channel in Pittsburgh with seeming impunity. The foul comments follow ...

Pittsburgh city officials say police are increasing their patrols around religious institutions in some areas following a ...

Pittsburgh police in Zone 4 are increasing patrols at religious institutions following disturbing messages broadcast over ...

Police Department will move to encrypted digital dispatch and radio communications to protect officers, victims and ongoing ...

An investigation continues after alleged threats and antisemitic messages were made against Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O'Connor over emergency channels for two days.

We verify if it's legal to decrypt encrypted police scanner traffic, after a local department announced it's moving to encrypted dispatch and radio communications.

All of a sudden, the suspect and the officer were hurdling down the roadway at 80 miles per hour, and the officer unholstered his pistol.