The driver, the officer and the deadly traffic stop in Grand Rapids VIEW
The April 4 episode began as a low-level traffic stop that routinely occurs across the U.S., the mismatched plate a possible sign that the car...
How Seattle and other cities are trying to turn the tide on police traffic stops
Criminologists say the changes taking place in Seattle and other major cities amount to the first major reconsideration of traffic policing since the 1980s.
After 4 killings, an ‘officer of the year’ is still on the job VIEW
The New York Times found inconsistencies between the evidence of what occurred in State Trooper Jay Splain's four fatal shootings and what state police said...
How U.S. cities lost control of police discipline VIEW
In the chaos of 1960s Detroit, a fledgling police union laid the groundwork for a system that, to this day, constrains discipline for officers accused...
‘Playing Russian roulette’: Nursing homes are told to take the infected VIEW
COVID-19 has killed more than 10,500 residents and staff members at nursing homes and long-term care facilities nationwide. But states are increasingly turning to nursing...