Is Minnesota the “Jim Crow North”?

Baltimore offers another reminder of how slanted the scales of justice are in cases of police killings.

25 years after Rodney King, are we numb to videos of police violence?

Police chiefs are starting to acknowledge that fatal shootings are a systemic issue.

Before he shot Laquan McDonald, Jason Van Dyke repeatedly tampered with his dashcam recording equipment.

Ferguson residents finally get their say in the city’s settlement process with the Department of Justice.

Find out what your local government does—and, more importantly, doesn’t do—to limit the use of force by police.

The Tamir Rice grand jury decision just got even more infuriating.

The Democrats finally got around to mentioning “structural racism” Sunday, but they still didn’t debate it.

The Ferguson Effect gets the Trump treatment.

Does it even matter what and when Rahm Emanuel knew about Laquan McDonald’s death?

The Alabama police chief who shot Cameron Massey in 2013 also shot an unarmed black man 30 years earlier.

Sandra Bland’s arresting officer has been indicted for perjury.

Under immense pressure, Rahm Emanuel rolls out reforms to reduce police shootings.

The Tamir Rice Rule

Jason Van Dyke, the Chicago police officer charged with the murder of Laquan McDonald, pleads not guilty.

Cleveland.com disables comments on all stories related to Tamir Rice to stem the “cesspool of hate.”

Critics slam Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish’s misuse of a Martin Luther King Jr. quote as unrest roils in the wake of the Tamir Rice non-indictment.

No one will go to jail for shooting and killing Tamir Rice.

The Washington Post exposes yet another gaping hole in police violence statistics: the frequency of repeat shooters.