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A depleted police force with low morale. Areas that people describe as lawless. Some residents have even taken matters into their own hands.
Sep 25, 2022
Marnette Gordon was doing laundry at home in Minneapolis one summer morning last year when a call came from her 36-year-old son. -
Ketamine dosage was 'too much' for Elijah McClain, causing overdose and death, amended autopsy report says
Sep 24, 2022
The autopsy report for Elijah McClain, an unarmed Black man who died while in police custody in Colorado three years ago, has been changed to update the cause of death from "undetermined" to "complications of ketamine administration following forcible restraint," Adams County Chief Coroner Monica Broncucia-Jordan said Friday. -
Police cruiser struck by train with woman inside
Sep 24, 2022
Colorado police released bodycam footage showing the moment a train hit a parked police car with a suspect inside. Authorities say the 20-year-old was left with serious injuries and is expected to survive. -
Atlanta wants to build a massive police training facility in a forest. Neighbors are fighting to stop it
Sep 24, 2022
When Ram moved to the Boulder Walk neighborhood just southeast of Atlanta five years ago, it felt like finding a hidden gem: It was a diverse, affordable and family-friendly community just steps away from the local high school, bordering a forest but still a short drive from the big city; perfect for her family of five. -
Fact check: How three new Republican attack ads deceive on policing and crime
Sep 16, 2022
Republican midterm candidates around the country are running attack ads criticizing their Democratic opponents over crime and policing. But some of their September ads have been deceptive. -
This police chief's reforms could be a model for other communities
Sep 24, 2022
Police encounters with people dealing with mental health issues can go very wrong, very quickly. Often, the presence of a law enforcement officer can escalate the situation. -
Putin signs amendments cracking down on dissent during mobilization
• 'I don't want to die for someone else's ambitions': Men across Russia face mobilization • Opinion: Putin's biggest weakness • Protests, drafting mistakes and an exodus: Putin's mobilization off to chaotic start -
Floridians brace for the arrival of Tropical Storm Ian, which is forecast to rapidly intensify
Sep 25, 2022
• Photos: Fiona slams Canada's Atlantic coast • Misery, yet again, for Puerto Ricans still recovering from Maria -
'I won't be a Republican': Liz Cheney if Trump becomes presidential nominee
Sep 25, 2022
• Democrats are warming to a Biden 2024 campaign. They're just not sure if he'll run • Opinion: The January 6 hearings must go on -
CIA doctor hit by Havana syndrome says he was in 'disbelief' as he suffered what he was investigating
Sep 25, 2022
CIA physician Dr. Paul Andrews was one of the first people sent to Havana, Cuba, to investigate a spate of mysterious health incidents that were impacting embassy and agency personnel in 2017 when he was struck by the same set of debilitating symptoms, he told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta in his first public interview for a CNN Special Report: "Immaculate Concussion: The Truth About Havana Syndrome."
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