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City leaders in Grand Rapids insist policing reforms and outreach to the Black community ensured protests following the killing of a Black motorist by a white police officer last April did not devolve into violence and destruction

In the wake of a deadly elementary school shooting in Tennessee earlier this week, state lawmakers across the country are moving forward with school safety measures

It’s Palm Sunday

The days after the shooting at a Nashville Christian school that killed six people have been marked by anti-transgender rhetoric and disinformation

Jamie was knifed with his friend, 16, as they travelled in a taxi through Armley

DENVER — Colorado lawmakers’ latest suite of gun reform bills bolster the state’s position at the vanguard of the national firearm debate, advocates and critics say, while marking it as a proving ground for how step-by-step reforms can coexist within the West’s distinct regional identity.

The star witness in Cashman's trial was believed to have had more death threats than any other police witness in Merseyside's history

Dad-of-one Peter Andrew Williamson, 39, who reportedly had gangland links, was mown down as he waited in his two-seater Audi outside his luxury villa after a gym workour in the Costa del Sol

Senseless murder of nine-year-old Olivia 'crossed a line' senior police say

Poll shows Atlanta divided on racial lines over planned police and fire department training center

James Craig fed his wife cyanide-laced shakes, police say, as his suburban respectability hid multiple affairs and $2m in debt