The police department in Fort Worth, Texas, released a parody viral recruitment video — car-salesman-style.

A growing number of police departments in the United States are changing their pursuit policies to stop or reduce the number of times officers chase stolen vehicles.

For as often as you may seen police vehicles on the road, it's easy to forget what law enforcement cars are capable of. Here are some of the fastest you'll see.

It can be hard to spot undercover cops, but there are some tells.

A man blocked her path; she tried to continue walking when five more men, police officers in civilian clothes, took her phone and backpack and, after handcuffing her, put her in a car.

Hamer said dashboard cameras were new when he joined the department in 2001. He said they were big and bulky, and even ...

Tumultuous 2025 Cybertrucks have had a tumultuous 2025, including sweeping recalls, but they are still being considered for use in police departments around the country.

A Kansas City police officer drove with their lights and sirens on, traveling in both eastbound and westbound lanes of traffic on Westport Road, before having a car crash with a member of the public.

They're known as MRAPS, mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicles. The United States Military pays $700,000 each for them, uses them on the battlefield, and then gives them away for free. (WKRC) ...

Among numerous thefts reported from parked cars around the Hanover area on Saturday night, a firearm was reportedly stolen, police said.

Congress has passed the Laken Riley Act, facilitating the detention and deportation of people in the country illegally when they've been charged with crimes. What remains to be seen is how much ...