After 36 years and 9 months with the state of Montana and MHP, our radio technician, Ken Foran, is retiring. We wish him congratulations and the very best on his retirement!

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Carl Higbie: You wanna keep the house Speaker Johnson DO WHAT YOU PROMISED!!!
Start with abolishing the IRS and drone striking the empty building… Instead of 800mm more for Ukraine

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OFFICIAL STATEMENT

The Texas Department of Public Safety can confirm that the Texas Rangers are investigating an officer-involved shooting involving the U.S. Border Patrol in Starr County.

During the incident, one suspect was shot and later pronounced deceased at Starr County Memorial Hospital.

This remains an active and ongoing investigation. No further details are available at this time.

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GOOD. Don't let this criminal see the light of day again.

Read more: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/ice-drug-arrest-hstf-brother-wang

This evening, Porter Police Officer Matthew Reynolds received a Life Saving Award from our friends at the Chesterton Police Department during their Police Commission meeting.

Earlier this year, Officer Reynolds responded to assist the CPD with a call for service involving a severely injured citizen. Officer Reynolds- a Marine and trained Emergency Medical Responder- administered life saving aid along with two of our CPD colleagues.

Porter Police Chief Dickey stated “Officer Reynolds has proven time and again his dedication to the Duneland community. His commitment to training for these critical moments cannot be overstated. We appreciate our friends at CPD for this recognition and applaud all of the officers involved.”

Pictured is Officer Reynolds with his lovely wife, Samantha.

Town of Porter Police Department

NEW: LAPD criticized after sting operation involving jaywalking pedestrians.

Thoughts?

Was Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer holding a phone in court today?  The media attorney in the room says it may have been an illusion and it’s his attorney Kathryn Nester’s hands.

Matt Finn

Texas: College Station police arrested this 20-year-old from Round Rock after, according to officers, he punched a firefighter in the face.

Police say he was intoxicated on University Drive and tried to run when he saw them — but tripped on a curb, then ran into a parked car, and fell again. Not exactly an elite escape plan.

Medics were called to check him out, and that’s when police say he swung at a firefighter and punched him in the face. He also injured the firefighter's hand, police said.

He’s now facing a list of charges — and hopefully rethinking every decision leading up to that curb.

Rusty Surette

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for the firefighter's recovery🙏🏻

BREAKING: New COURT FILINGS show a SOMALI SCAMMER STOLE $50 MILLION of TAXPAYER MONEY!

THE SCAMMER SPENT the CASH on:

A LAKEFRONT PROPERTY ✅

A PORSCHE MACAN ✅

FIRST CLASS TICKETS TO ISTANBUL AND AMSTERDAM ✅

HONEYMOON STAY IN AN OVERWATER VILLA WITH A PRIVATE POOL IN MALDIVES ✅

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BREAKING UPDATE: Per multiple border law enforcement sources, a U.S. Border Patrol agent shot & killed a suspected cartel smuggler after he came across the river & allegedly assaulted the agent in Starr County, TX, (Rio Grande Valley) this afternoon. I’m told it happened in Border Patrol’s Rio Grande City area of operation, and the agent is okay.

This is one of the most dangerous areas of the border for cartel activity. We spent many days there during the border crisis. It’s where we repeatedly saw suspected cartel gunmen caught on trail cameras moving  through the brush, Border Patrol vehicles hit by gunfire, gunmen standing in broad daylight on the other side of the river, tracer rounds from a M240 machine gun being fired above a TX National Guard post, and shootouts and grenade battles on the Mexican side of the river between different cartel factions.

Bill Melugin

Connecticut: A Waterbury man was arrested Wednesday after he injured a local police officer in a hit-and-run crash, according to officials.

The crash took place around 6 p.m. when a marked police car was hit in the back by a black Audi while traveling through the roundabout at Meadow Street, Cherry Street and Rubber Avenue. Officials said the Audi left the scene, but was later stopped in the area of Elm Street. 

Police said the officer sustained minor injuries in the crash and was treated at a local hospital. 

Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for his recovery🙏🏻

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President Donald J. Trump to Congressional Democrats: "I think you could get rid of a couple of your little policies, like men in women's sports, open borders, transgender for everybody — but other than that... I like what you're doing." 🤣

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FLOTUS thanks members of Congress for their support in passing the TAKE IT DOWN Act:

"I appreciate your overwhelmingly bipartisan support... and I hope you will be excited to support my new legislative initiative in 2026."

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The youth of Greenland love America and they love Trump.

Let's go!!

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Prayers for the Broward County Sheriff's deputy who was shot in the line of duty earlier today.🙏🏻

Florida: A suspect was shot and a Broward deputy is okay after a shooting during a burglary investigation in Margate on Thursday, the sheriff's office said.

Around 2:30 p.m., the Broward Sheriff's Office Burglary Apprehension Team (BAT) was working an investigation near 6100 NW 2nd St. in Margate when a shooting involving deputies happened.

According to BSO's Public Information Officer Miranda Grossman, the situation first began when the Seminole Hard Rock Casino & Resort requested the agency's help in apprehending the suspect.

When deputies encountered the suspect, shots were fired, though it remains unclear who shot first, Grossman said. A deputy was struck by the suspect but was protected by his bulletproof vest and did not sustain life-threatening injuries. BSO said the suspect was also shot.

Both the deputy and the suspect were taken by paramedics to the hospital. BSO did not provide further details regarding the conditions of either the suspect or the deputy.

More: https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/margate-bso-deputy-shot/

Lakeville Deputy Fire Chief Pamela Garant says "thank you" as she is released from St. Luke's Hospital in New Bedford on Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025. Garant was seriously injured while battling a fatal fire in Middleboro on Sunday, Dec. 7, 2025.

Firefighters from all over the region gathered outside St. Luke's Hospital in New Bedford Thursday afternoon to greet Lakeville's Deputy Chief Pamela Garant as she exited the hospital.

"Seeing all these firefighters from different communities show up, it's pretty moving and it's pretty special to all of us," Lakeville Fire Chief Michael O'Brien said. "Fire service is a brotherhood and we all look out for each other."

Read more: https://turnto10.com/news/local/firefighters-gather-to-honor-injured-lakeville-deputy-chief-outside-hospital

That's pretty cool 🎥🚁

🎥 carryonwithcarol Tt

WATCH: A look at downtown Snoqualmie, WA from about 11 a.m. after the Snoqualmie River crested around 10 a.m. Thursday.

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Update on Sgt. Levasseur:

Port St. Lucie, FL: The Port St. Lucie Police Department is providing an update on the condition of our sergeant, Erik Levasseur, who was critically injured during the officer-involved shooting that occurred on December 1st, 2025.

On Tuesday (December 9th, 2025), surgeons successfully removed additional remains from a bullet discovered during evaluation. The bullet shrapnel was lodged deeper than initially expected, but the procedure went well. Sergeant Levasseur is awake, alert, and remains at the Trauma Intensive Care Unit (TICU) located at HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital, where he continues to receive exceptional medical care. 

Currently, he is awaiting further consultation regarding potential reconstructive surgery on his face. His eyes have sustained significant trauma, and while he currently has no vision, doctors advise that it will take time, healing, and potential future procedures, including eye surgeries—to better determine his long-term prognosis.

Medical staff have confirmed there are no concerns of brain damage and his tracheostomy remains in place in preparation for any additional surgeries that may be required.

Despite these challenges, Sergeant Levasseur is fully aware of—and deeply moved by—the tremendous outpouring of support from his coworkers and community. The strength of this community continues to encourage him and his family every day.

We ask the public to continue keeping our sergeant, his loved ones, and our department in their thoughts and prayers as his recovery journey continues. Additional updates will be shared as appropriate.

On behalf of the Levasseur family, PSLPD would like to thank all those who have contributed, supported and donated to his recovery.  It has been a beautiful outpour and an overwhelming response from the community.  We would also like to thank all who are currently involved in preparing Sgt. Levasseur’s home for his eventual release from medical treatment.  This future planning is providing a guiding light to his spirit and momentum.

Port St. Lucie Police Department

Continued prayers for his healing🙏🏻

A deputy was almost hit by a highway rollover while responding to an earlier crash in North Dakota.

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