Jeri Williams was suspended for a day and reprimanded in connection with bogus gang charges filed against people arrested last year at a Black Lives Matter protest and a controversial challenge coin, the city of Phoenix announced Thursday.

The BolaWrap wraps around legs of people who may hurt themselves and others.

The new laws limit civilian oversight of law enforcement and make it harder for prosecutors to keep track of dishonest cops.

Monica Lindstrom reacts to the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial. What will his sentence be?

Frank Milstead reacts to the Minnesota officer who accidentally shot a man with her gun instead of her taser. What should her punishment be?

Chief Jeri Williams discusses some policy changes within the Phoenix Police Department. Mike Broomhead asks about cops handling mask enforcement. 

Jamaar Williams discusses police brutality and shootings with Mike Broomhead. 

The body camera footage released as part of a critical incident briefing shows James Garcia appearing to say “shoot me” from inside a car seconds before officers fired.

Senator Martha McSally tells Mike Broomhead that she thinks Governor Doug Ducey is doing a good job handling the spike in virus cases, but that individuals have a responsibility to protect each other. 

Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb joins Arizona's Morning News with his thoughts on police reform and the cancellation of law enforcement shows in the wake of nationwide protests.

HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss facemask mandates, police funding, and opportunity zones in Phoenix.

Congressman Ruben Gallego tells Mike Broomhead how he thinks Arizona could enforce a mask requirement. 

Will the President's police reform plan and response to coronavirus hurt him and other Republicans during election season? DC Insider and ABC News Political Analyst Alex Castellanos joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss. 

Arizona Congressman Greg Stanton joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss what he thinks should be done to combat the coronavirus spike in Arizona, as well as his thoughts on police reform.

The mayor of Arizona’s third largest city doesn’t agree with taking money from police and reallocating it to other areas, but rather investing in areas that he believes are “equally important.”

Protesters gathered in Tempe on Thursday for the 15th consecutive day of demonstrations in the Valley in response to the deaths of George Floyd in Minnesota and Dion Johnson in Phoenix.

Senate Candidate Mark Kelly joins Arizona's Morning News for a discussion on how Arizona has responded to the spike in coronavirus cases, recent protests and calls for defunding police, and his polling against opponent Martha McSally.

'COPS' and 'Live PD' may not be on your TV following worldwide protests against police, but what about 'Paw Patrol?' Jim Sharpe gives his thoughts in today's Sharper Point Commentary.  

Chad Benson joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss calls to defund police around the country, as well as the cancellation of TV shows with law enforcement themes.

Does the phrase "defund the police" distract from necessary reforms? Jim Sharpe gives his thoughts in today's Sharper Point Commentary.

Britt London joins Mike Broomhead to explain why the Phoenix Police Department needs more funding, not less. 

Phoenix Police Department will no longer use controversial neck hold, Chief Williams outlines changes to department.

Jamaar Williams with Black Lives Matter Metro Phoenix joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss alternatives to traditional policing that they believe will reduce violence.

When protesters have made calls to defund the Phoenix Police Department, it’s not necessarily about getting rid of the police department or gutting all of its money, according to supporters.

Former Arizona DPS Director Frank Milstead says police need more funding, not less. 

What Phoenix activists mean by ‘defund the police,’ Arizona Secretary Katie Hobbs wants Confederate monument removed.

Senator Martha McSally joins Arizona's Morning News with her thoughts on police funding, the spike in coronavirus cases in Arizona, and new poll numbers that show her trailing opponent Mark Kelly.

Do comments made by the Scottsdale Police Chief at last night's protest line up with his past actions? Jim Sharpe gives his thoughts.

The Phoenix City Council to discuss police funding, Arizonans approve of last week's curfew.

Chandler Police Chief Sean Duggan was the first police chief in the Valley to meet and walk with demonstrators calling for an end to police violence. 

Councilman Sal DiCiccio gives his thoughts on police funding ahead of today's Phoenix City Council meeting on the issue. 

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich discusses police reform and whether or not defunding is the answer. 

Jim Sharpe discusses whether taking funding away from police will help or hurt the situation.

Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams on Friday joined in with protesters in downtown Phoenix who showed up for the ninth consecutive day in response to the killing of George Floyd.

Metro Phoenix protesters returned to the streets for the eighth consecutive day on Thursday in response to the deaths of George Floyd in Minnesota and Dion Johnson in Phoenix.

KTAR Reporter Gabriel Gamiño joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss the past few days of protests in Downtown Phoenix, including a powerful moment of silence marking the death of George Floyd. 

We're learning new details about the death of 28-year-old Dion Johnson who was shot and killed by an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper on Memorial Day. 

Memorials being held for George Floyd, last night was the 7th night of protests with more expected for today.

Councilman Carlos Garcia discusses protests and a civilian review board for Phoenix Police. 

As protests continue across the country, Jim Sharpe gives his thoughts on what needs to change. 

Chad Benson joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss what he thinks will have to happen to resolve some of the issues behind protests.

Prosecutors charged three more police officers Wednesday in the death of George Floyd and filed a new, tougher charge against the officer at the center of the case. 

Prosecutors on Wednesday filed a tougher charge against the police officer at the center of the George Floyd case and charged three other officers. Protesters outside of Phoenix City Hall demand to defund police. 

With everything going on in our country today, how do you talk to your kid about what they’re seeing on the news, social media, and maybe in your own city? Common Sense Media is a free online education resource for both families and teachers, they’ve compiled resources and information for families to start conversations about racial equality and social justice. 

Former Arizona DPS Director Frank Milstead explains what officers should do if they see another officer doing something wrong. 

KTAR Legal Analyst Monica Lindstrom explains the charges against the Minneapolis police officers involved in the George Floyd situation. 

Could large gatherings of people protesting end up spreading coronavirus? Jim Sharpe gives his thoughts.

Brandon Tatum joins us with his perspective on how police are dealing with protesters. 

Was Governor Ducey's curfew a good call or an over reaction?

Thinking about protecting your Arizona business from looters with a gun?