These 100 recruits are mostly men. They’re racially diverse. All started their training before the shootings that rocked Dallas.

Murders in Baton Rouge and Dallas have cities increasing protection for police officers.

The district attorney is using new tech help comb through its hours of patrol footage.

De-escalation strategies and community outreach are hugely important.

Critics say the use of "piggybacking" contracts isn't fair to competitors.

Under federal and state law, police can seize cash if they suspect a crime.

The city with one of the biggest homeless populations tries a new approach to clearing homeless encampments.

The reforms mandated by a federal settlement aim to change how the FPD interacts with the public, but could cost the city an estimated $7 million.

New Orleans is short police officers after years of budget constraints.