Kansas City Police Department

Capt. Everett Babcock thinks the new eyewitness identification policy will help prevent wrongful convictions.

Five years after the Kansas City Auditor’s Office released recommendations to improve KCPD’s take-home vehicle policies, there has still been no response from the department.

The collective bargaining agreement reached this month contains a number of protections for officers involved in violent incidents.

The use of racial slurs isn’t always enough to classify something as bias-based policing, according to the Kansas City Office of Community Complaints.

The omnibus public safety bill received overwhelming bipartisan support, and includes more than 40 provisions that will affect how police, corrections officers, and prosecutors do their jobs.

Police told Theresa Taylor that if she returned to the Plaza, she'd be arrested again and held without bail.

The Police Scorecard ranked the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department 495 out of 500 departments across America.

How the KCPD ranked in a nationwide report, and the story of the four women who were pivotal to the growth of NPR.

A group of African American pastors is distancing themselves from departmental leadership over video they say conflicts with police accounts of the killing of Malcolm Johnson.

GOP lawmakers are calling for a special session to penalize cities that cut money from law enforcement and send it to social service programs.

Johnson's family is demanding the officer involved by fired and charged in the shooting. Meanwhile, the state highway patrol is defending their investigation.

Gov. Mike Parson hasn't made a decision about special sessions yet, but the list of calls from Missouri lawmakers continue to grow.