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Although the two officers never met, they "will forever be connected," police said

Officer Blaize Madrid-Evans, 22, had been on the street just two months

In an attempt to curb criminal activity, Mayor Robert Eastern said the curfew will last indefinitely

County deputies will help out in the interim, but Sheriff Doug Rader says it “will be a struggle” to find new qualified officers

The policy, which went into effect this month, is aimed at "protecting the innocent from misidentification in every way possible"

Officers in Missouri found the car unlocked and were able to reunite Zeke with a family member

The package also removes a residency requirement for Kansas City police officers

Three justices dissented and accused their colleagues of avoiding a potentially controversial case

One of the fired officers was reinstated with full back pay, while the firing of another was upheld

The St. Louis Police Department is asking for help identifying the suspects

The bill already passed the Senate, but the two chambers will likely head to conference after the House added amendments

Officer Pete Unverferth remains hospitalized after the ambush attack

A suspect approached the main building with a rifle and fired several shots, police said

The city's homicide rate hit 87 murders per 100,000 residents in 2020, the highest on record since 1970

Sgt. Herschel Turner was a 22-year veteran of law enforcement