law enforcement reform

The shooting death of Donovan Lewis, 20, by Columbus police early Tuesday morning, has led to Gov. Mike DeWine reemphasizing the need for law enforcement reforms to recruitment and training.

Although several state leaders proposed more accountability in Ohio’s law enforcement departments, those measures have not come through.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced updates in three high-profile fatal law enforcement shootings from the past year and included a message to state…

With major city police departments struggling with large numbers of retirements and departures, Ohio is launching a program to help encourage more young…

No-knock warrants have gotten a lot of attention – most notably in the death of Breonna Taylor, who was killed in March during a shootout between her…

The state’s largest law enforcement organization says it’s cautiously on board with a lot of ideas being pushed out at the local, state and federal levels…

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine proposes changes to police recruitment and training in hopes of reform.

The movement that began with demonstrators protesting the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other black people killed by police is starting to…

Republican leaders in the Ohio House are proposing a list of reforms to the law enforcement system, with changes that include more training, stronger…

Gov. Mike DeWine is moving forward with plans to create what he says will be more accountability and oversight for law enforcement in Ohio. The moves…