In a release by County Judge Jim Johnson, the Wichita County Emergency Management Office advises residents to review CodeRED by Crisis 24, the County's Emergency Notification System.

CodeRED has been recently implemented as Wichita County’s Emergency Notification System, and the city is asking citizens to review their information ahead of storm season.

Active seniors face different risks than homebound ones, and protection needs to match lifestyle. Not all medical alert systems are created equal, and not every senior faces the same daily challenges.

Knox County has implemented a new system to send emergency alerts directly to residents’ phones, televisions and radios. The Integrated Public Alert & Warning System, developed by the Federal ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Knox County has implemented a new system to send emergency alerts directly to residents’ phones, televisions and radios. The ...

KNOX COUNTY, Illinois — Knox County has implemented a new emergency notification system. The Knox County Emergency Management Agency (KCEMA) said it has officially implemented the FEMA-developed ...

Advocacy groups that want to see the equivalent of an Amber Alert system created for missing seniors and vulnerable adults are urging Michigan lawmakers to pass legislation that would pave the way for ...

Cumberland County officials on Friday announced the adoption of a new emergency notification system designed to alert residents and visitors about emergencies affecting their homes and other locations ...

Google Alerts Users to Serious Chrome Bugs With Takeover Risk Your email has been sent Your browser is a frontline security boundary. And right now, Google is racing ...

UPDATE (8:35 p.m.): Mobile County Sheriff’s Office officials have located Byrd and taken him into custody. UPDATE (8 p.m.): Mobile County deputies said John Michael Byrd, the man they are searching ...

Bourbon County will replace its CodeRED emergency alerts with lower-cost Genasys this spring, offering the same services while shifting to a three-year, county-funded contract.

On Saturday at 11:40 p.m. a flood advisory was issued by the National Weather Service in effect until Sunday at 3:45 a.m. for Mobile County. The weather service describes, "Flooding caused by ...