Corruption In Collegiate Athletics

The abuses from professional sports would eventually taint college recruitment. Money under the table, trips to strip clubs and topless bars, and steroid and other strength enhancing substances used by players scandalized the college recruitment system.

Roy Huntington

Sporty Police Cars

Crown Victorias and Dodge Chargers may be among the most typical makes and models of police cars used in the U.S. today. However, some departments have a handful of "sportier" cars, many of which are used in special ways.

Whistleblowers Sounding the Alarm

Regardless of how they are viewed, whistleblowers' capacity to effect change within their agencies often eclipses that of those with more formally acknowledged power.

Video: Wounded Alabama Officer Reunited with K-9 Partner in Hospital

An officer with the Auburn (AL) Police Department who was critically wounded in a triple-shooting Sunday night received a visit at his hospital bed on Wednesday from his K-9 partner Leon.

Bob Bragg

Hundreds Pay Respects to Fallen Massachusetts Officer

There was a showing of officers from as far away as New York City, as hundreds of police officers attended the wake of Auburn, MA, police Officer Ronald Tarentino Jr., who was fatally shot during a traffic stop.

Brook Rollins

Former University of Cincinnati Officer Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge

A former University of Cincinnati police officer pleaded not guilty to murder Thursday morning in the July 19 shooting death of Sam DuBose during a routine traffic stop in Mount Auburn.