The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday announced the results of a nearly three-year investigation into the Phoenix Police Department. Its report found "very severe" violations of federal law ...

A 126-page report issued after a three-year investigation found Phoenix police violations of the First, Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments.

A 126-page report issued after a three-year investigation showed violations of the First, Fourth and 14th Amendments by the Phoenix Police Department.

PHOENIX — The Department of Justice says its review of the Phoenix Police Department shows a pattern of conduct that violates several constitutional amendments and civil rights. DOJ officials ...

At Donald Trump's direction, the Justice Department rescinded a damning 126-page report on Phoenix police. Katya Schwenk ...

The Department of Justice investigation of Phoenix police came after a stretch of shootings and incidents that drew national attention.

In the weeks since the Department of Justice released its report about policing practices in Phoenix, critics and opponents of federal oversight have spoken out against the findings.

Phoenix has published videos and reports pertaining to more than 100 incidents cited in the Justice Department inquiry into policing in the city.

In a 126-page report, the Justice Department said a federal civil rights investigation found that police in Phoenix use unnecessarily dangerous force, making situations more volatile; fail to ...

The department’s report comes after a three-year investigation into complaints of discrimination and use of force by law enforcement that the city says has been burdensome.

In a special series of broadcast stories, the ABC15 Investigators are breaking down the U.S. Department of Justice’s “historic” report on the Phoenix Police Department.

Here's what we know about the discovery of a dead body, identified only as a female, found in west Phoenix on July 5.