Five former Memphis police officers face murder charges, Georgia governor declares state of emergency amid Atlanta protests, and Washington police dog retiring after nabbing 166 suspects during nearly 10 years of service.

Are you concerned about your child's behavior at school? Wall Street Journal's Tawnell Hobbs examines if parents should call the police if their child talks about school shootings.

Moderate Democrats are doing their best to distance themselves from the defund the police movement. Julia Manchester from the Hill has the story.

Crime surges and liberal mayors had to reverse the course on police. Valerie Richardson of Washington Times has the story.

George Floyd's family meets with President Biden amid policing overhaul fight, half of U.S. adults are fully inoculated, and what happened when a drug dealer was given a second chance.

Dan Frosch from The Wall Street Journal shares the story of Reggie Burgess, the Black police chief leading a mostly white police force in the diverse city of North Charleston, South Carolina.

Dueling police reform bills battle it out in the Capitol, Texas pauses reopening, and Wisconsin man receives postcard mailed 16 years earlier.

Atlanta police shooting sparks new outrage, record spikes in new coronavirus cases, and good luck finding a bicycle.

Despite more and more minorities joining the police force killings are still an issue. Courtenay Brown from Axios has the story.

Calls to cut funding for police grow, George Floyd to be buried, and a 9-year-old and her friends raised $40,000 for black-owned businesses.

Jim Carlton from The Wall Street Journal shares an inspiring story about Americans rallying together to clean up their communities after looting and property destruction.

Why is Chicago hiding the names of released prisoners from the police? Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times has the story.

Police are hoping virtual reality can help officers better handle split-second decisions. Dan Boylan from the Washington Times has the story.

Airport police leaders are warn officers to avoid airline fights. The Wall Street Journal's Andrew Tangel has the story.

Pit Bulls are getting second chances as police dogs. The Wall Street Journal's Tawnell Hobbs has more.

Senators expand Russia investigation, Police unions are supporting President Trump's law and order agenda and parents are worrying about the wrong thing.

Rising police overtime is coming under scrutiny. Scott Calvert from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Kevin Johnson from USA Today breaks down why police are divided over President Trump's 'sanctuary city' order.

A new survey finds police are more reluctant to use force. Zusha Elinson from the the Wall Street Journal has the story.

U.S. ends 'No-Visa' era for Cuban refugees, survey finds U.S. police more reluctant to use force and the best and worst airlines of 2016.

Gary Fields of The Wall Street Journal explains some of the scars police live with after high stress incidents on the job.

WSJ's Zusha Elinson with surprising results from the use of body cameras by police.

San Antonio police arrest suspect in officer shooting, bus driver being charged in deadly Tenn. bus crash and Georgia man still doesn't know results of U.S. presidential election.

Gene Mueller from our radio affiliate WTMJ joins us live with an update on the riots in the city after a police-involved shooting.

In wake of terrorist attacks in Ansbach, many are wondering if this violence is becoming the new normal? Wall Street Journal Reporter Matt Dalton joins us with more.