George Floyd Protests

The August incident began when crowds mistook a homicide suspect's suicide for an officer-involved shooting

City Council had initially planned to drop the force's size to 750 officers in 2022, but reversed course late Wednesday

A federal judge named four cases where officers violated an order that barred police from using force against peaceful protesters, as well as four cases where they complied

Demonstrators threw rocks at officers and damaged police vehicles after 7 people were arrested Tuesday for trespassing at a home that's been the site of protests

Minneapolis leaders must strike a deal this week about the future of policing in the city

A judge-ordered livestream might subject witnesses to intimidation threats and dissuade them from testifying, prosecutors argued

Chaplains say they’re working on two main lessons learned as they prepare to potentially be mobilized again — possibly as soon as next March

Under new guidelines, no-knock warrants would only be acceptable in high-risk circumstances such as a hostage situation

The burning of the 3rd Precinct building during George Floyd protests earlier this year led the governor to call in the U.S. National Guard

The numbers out of Minneapolis prove the damage that can be expected when a city allows itself to be led down this destructive path

60 plaintiffs allege they were beaten and unlawfully arrested by Chicago police officers at George Floyd protests

The proposal was approved 7-6 and now heads to the mayor, who has said he supports it

A video that went viral online -- a teen hitting an officer with a skateboard -- led to an unlikely bond

"I apologize to those of you who I failed by my actions or words," Chief Michel Moore wrote in a letter to rank-and-file officers

Protesters injured by police filed a lawsuit in August alleging that their First Amendment free speech rights were violated