Cleveland Police Department

The gunshot detection technology will cover a 13-square-mile area of the city, encompassing about one-third of city residents.

If approved, the city would spend $2.8 million to expand Shotspotter to cover 13 square miles of the city.

A review of nine videos from Cleveland police shows instances where stops and searches were conducted based solely on alerts from the city's gunshot detection system.

Consent decrees force cities to change abusive police tactics. But Cleveland still has work to do.

Cleveland police have specially trained crisis intervention officers and a co-responder pilot program; advocates want more.

Speaking at a news conference Tuesday on police staffing and crime statistics, Bibb said his office was looking to speed up the city’s compliance with the 2015 consent decree.

An ordinance forwarded by council's safety committee could get the approval of full council as early as next week.

Three Clevelanders discuss the ways they've interacted with law enforcement and the ways policing in the city could be improved under a new Community Police Commission.

The CPC will have sweeping powers over police discipline, policy and training. But it will decide on its own how and when to use those powers.

Charlotte Perkins has run R-Cap private security on Cleveland's East Side for 22 years.