Elections

Poll challengers who tried to forcibly enter the counting room were met by police, who said both parties had reached their legal maximum

Two police reform ballot measures passed Tuesday, adding more oversight to the sheriff's office and removing a minimum staffing requirement for the police department

A crowd of about 100 mostly abided by the order to disperse without devolving into violence, police said

Partial returns Tuesday showed overwhelming support, with the measure winning 62.5% to 37.5%

With the election still undecided, protests took place across the U.S. but there were no signs of widespread violence after the polls closed

Gov. Kate Brown issued the emergency order Monday in preparation for possible unrest

While standing guard against armed groups, officers across the country are also aware their own presence could intimidate voters

People caught with amounts for their personal use would have the option of paying $100 fines or attending new, free addiction recovery centers

Three legal principles everyone in law enforcement should know and understand

Legal marijuana sales are on the ballot this Election Day in New Jersey, Arizona, South Dakota and Montana

The FBI said Sunday that it's investigating the fire that damaged dozens of ballots

Commissioner Dermot Shea tweeted that the behavior of the officer was “One hundred percent unacceptable. Period.”

Officers will be expected to balance several priorities, each of which will affect the way democracy plays out on Election Day

Tucson Police said it will instead have roving officers in the general area of polling locations to respond to any disturbances

Chief of Department Terence Monahan said the NYPD has been holding “refreshers” for officers on crowd control