CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — A study conducted by the University of Illinois shows that the number of police-involved lethal force incidents has drastically decreased from 2021 to 2023 across the ...

A jury found a Springfield police officer was not liable in a trial where he was accused of excessive force.

A study conducted by the University of Illinois shows that the number of police-involved lethal force incidents has drastically decreased from 2021 to 2023 across the country.

Pepe also shows that TPD is looking to explore new technology to help the force. “We take this out to job fairs and recruiting events so it shows the potential applicant that the Topeka Police ...

A musician said she was ignored by her local police force and made to feel "a nuisance" after she was sent pornographic images and videos by a man she had met once at work. Anna Downes, who waived ...

Dallas police task force arrest 1, seize over 20 pounds in drugs in trafficking bust Officers were searching a residence when the suspect arrived and fled, police said.

US Caribbean police work to ID body found during search for missing American as nearby security guard was killed Security guard killed 9 miles from where 51-year-old Brian Tarrence went missing ...

The mother of a man killed by a Carmel police officer after allegedly charging officers with a crowbar has filed a lawsuit against several parties she holds responsible for her son's death.

PSC elevates 55 top police officers, others The Police Service Commission (PSC) has approved the promotion of twelve Commissioners of Police (CP) to the next rank of Assistant Inspectors General ...

I am horrified that the Covington Police Department chose to take aggressive action against a group of peaceful protesters walking across the historic John A. Roebling Bridge. The action by the ...

A police force is investigating itself over the destruction of documents related to the miners' strike. Information about the so-called Battle of Orgreave was said to be among two boxes disposed ...

Auto thefts are down about 50% in the city of Peoria, according to Peoria police Chief Eric Echevarria, who addressed the issue with the City Council on Tuesday night.