The United States Department of Justice is planning to get rid of Biden-era agreements in Louisville, Kentucky and Minneapolis, Minnesota, which were established after probes.

Discover how Minneapolis leaders committed to reform despite DOJ's consent decree dismissal. Community transformation ...

We’re doing it anyway,” Mayor Jacob Frey said Wednesday. “We will implement every reform outlined in the consent decree — ...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Justice Department moved Wednesday to cancel a settlement with Minneapolis that called for an overhaul ...

Consent decrees have been a federal government tool for reforming police departments. What happens if the one governing the ...

Minneapolis PD Chief Brian O'Hara joined FOX 9 All Day on Wednesday, discussing a slate of issues including the Trump admin's motion to dismiss the consent decree and comments he made about a ...

Despite the change in federal policy, state and local leaders in Minnesota vowed to continue work holding police departments accountable and rebuilding trust.

Chief Brian O'Hara explained remarks he made to the New York Post about a "detached, bourgeois liberal mentality" in Minneapolis.

The Justice Department said Wednesday it is moving to drop police reform agreements reached with the cities of Louisville, Kentucky, and Minneapolis.

Four days before the five-year anniversary of the police murder of George Floyd, the Trump administration’s Department of ...

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara reacts to the Trump administration's motion to drop the consent decree put in place after the killing of George Floyd on FOX 9 All Day.