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Bryan Kohberger's trial has been set for early October. The prosecutor now has 60 days to inform the court whether he will seek the death penalty in the case

There will never be another one like Mills Lane

The injunction throws a wrinkle into the state’s plan to recertify officers for the first time

Officers did have reasonable suspicion to detain a man who was walking in the area where ShotSpotter detected gunfire, the court ruled

City employees “improperly manipulated” an outside investigator’s report that had initially found the shooting justified, a judge said

Atlanta PD has launched a new unit to crack down on repeat offenders

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who comes from a police family, would “treat issues related to law enforcement fairly and justly,” said FOP President Patrick Yoes

The union argued that officers should be able to record any time they're interrogated as part of an employer investigation

Judge Robert Brennan had ordered a statewide pause last year pending a review of the tests' efficacy

The officers failed to prove that the mandate violated certain constitutional rights, a judge ruled

Two white MSP veterans sued after they were disciplined for violating "department policy related to the promotion and selection process"

Police and firefighter unions had filed lawsuits against the city alleging unfair labor practices

Chauvin's plea means he will not face a federal trial in January, though he may end up with more years behind bars

The union had sued over the vaccine mandate rollout, alleging the city negotiated in bad faith

A judge ruled that the mandate must be arbitrated with police unions before employees can face consequences