The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection launched a new online portal on Monday, and it gives nearly ...

For years, traffic stops in North Carolina, like many places across the country, showed racial disparities. Black drivers were twice as likely as white drivers to be pulled over by police, and ...

Traffic stops represent the most common nonvoluntary interaction between citizens and police officers in the U.S. Every year, around 20 million stops are recorded .

In applying for these grants, at least 20 states have used the number of traffic stops per hour to evaluate police performance, a practice that critics say encourages overpolicing.

Chiefs, prosecutors and lawmakers are rethinking the value, and the harm, of minor traffic stops like the one that ended in a man’s death in Grand Rapids. Skip to content Skip to site index U.S.

In St. Paul, which employs more than 600 officers, numbers for traffic stops as well as 911 calls and traffic crashes are released each year. St. Paul police spokesman Steve Linders said the move ...

Traffic stops by the Denver Police Department plunged nearly 50% after the policy change this year, dropping from more than 18,300 stops in the four months before the May change to 9,600 stops ...