Springfield Police Chief Ken Scarlette announced his retirement, effective in June, after serving three years in the role.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Thursday marks one year since Lawrence Akers was sworn in as Superintendent of the Springfield Police Department.

Saying it was "somewhat bittersweet," Police Chief Ken Scarlette announced April 9 he is retiring after 27 years with the ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) — Chief Ken Scarlette announced his plans to retire from the Springfield Police Department this June ...

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The Springfield Police Department is proud to welcome its newest K9 team to the force — Officer Joe Reidy and his partner, K9 ...

SIAN leaders have met with federal and state lawmakers as well as the Springfield police chief. Among its volunteer efforts is SIAN Sundays when groups come together to purchase, sort and deliver ...

Detective Andrew Carney was suspended without pay for one day and demoted from detective to the uniform bureau, according to a letter West Springfield Police Chief Jay Gearing sent Carney.

Springfield police were trying to locate the person's next of kin while the fire department's Bureau of Fire Prevention investigates the fire.