The expo is the only trade show in the Midwest showcasing the latest products and services for security and law enforcement professionals. We bring together an exciting 2-day marketplace featuring state-of-the-art security and law enforcement products, systems and services. read more

The National Annual Training Conference and Expo has a long history of providing delegates with a full agenda of informative education and training sessions on law enforcement in the 21st Century. The Expo allows conference delegates to browse and meet with nearly two hundred vendors and learn about new and innovative products, training, technology, and services available for their agencies, departments and organizations. Our members look forward to this energizing conference which affords them the opportunity to further their knowledge by attending the over 30+ hours of educational sessions, explore new advancements in law enforcement technologies, reconnect with colleagues and build their professional network. read more

On July 24, 1976, skeletal remains of a young woman were found in the area of Wolf Creek near Swamp Mountain in Linn County. For 49 years, her identity was not known—until now. read more

Sales of the overdose reversal medication naloxone increased after it was made available to the public without a prescription but then dipped quickly in the period following debut of over-the-counter sales, according to a new study. read more

Forensic work conducted as part of the Ventura County Sexual Assault Kit Initiative has led to the indictment of a suspect in four previously unsolved sexual assault cases in Phoenix, Arizona. read more

St. Joseph County Police, the Coroner’s Office, and other agencies will exhume the remains of this man—known only as the “Howard Johnson John Doe”—from Tutt Cemetery in an attempt to give him his name back. read more

Othram successfully built a comprehensive DNA profile for the newborn, and the investigation led to the positive identification of the mother of the baby, who is now known to be Misty Marie Mitchell. read more

Twenty-four years ago, I was part of a team that responded to the attacks on the World Trade Center. I’m starting to realize it is important for others to understand both the horrors and the heroism that occurred on that unseasonably warm fall morning. read more

Fourteen years after her remains were discovered in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, a Jane Doe known as Ms. Startex has been identified as Jolene Lynn White. read more