Five years after Breonna Taylor's death, The Courier Journal looks at how efforts to ban no-knock warrants unfolded and the situation today.

To mark five years since Breonna Taylor since was killed, The Courier Journal sought to reflect on how she lived.

To explore the emotions surrounding Taylor’s death, the event fused electronic music, audio of social justice activists ...

Next City reports that Louisville, Kentucky, is rolling out a new tool to implement a law designed to ensure that no city ...

Chicago police executed a search warrant at the wrong address more than six years ago that left social worker Anjanette Young handcuffed and naked in her home as she was getting ready for bed. An ...

During the Breonna Taylor protests on May 31, 2020, a man was kneeling with his hands in the air when then LMPD Officer Cory ...

Martin Chester was kneeling and surrendering when former officer Cory Evans struck him with his police baton during the ...

Some local courts have backed off approving no-knocks, but there are still no statewide limits on these dangerous types of ...

Some users took to TikTok to share the news. Journalist PJ Randhawa with NBC Chicago says in a video, “If you have one of ...

Six years after Chicago police officers wrongfully searched the home of social worker Anjanette Young, she told state lawmakers about the trauma she experienced in testimony on legislation that would ...

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a motion Wednesday to continue a pause on the Minneapolis Police Department’s pending ...

Afeni smiled proudly as she witnessed her son’s emotional intelligence blossom.  She knew she had laid a firm foundation for ...