St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners

Kenneth Gregory, a 42-year veteran of the St. Louis County Police Department, is its first Black chief.

Kenneth Gregory has been with the department for 42 years. He was named acting chief in July after the retirement of Mary Barton.

Some believe the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners needs to act before the mandate affects the police department.

In taking the no-confidence vote, the council joined the Ethical Society of Police and other police reform advocacy organizations in asking for new leadership so the department can address its racism issues.

The St. Louis County Police Department officially has its first female chief in its 65-year history.The Board of Police Commissioners on Thursday formally…

The decision by the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners to keep the search for a new police chief within the department received support…

On the latest episode of Politically Speaking, former Missouri Supreme Court Judge Ray Price talks with St. Louis Public Radio’s Julie O’Donoghue and…

The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday approved two new members of the Board of Police Commissioners, completing a nearly entire turnover of the body…

In October, attorneys for St. Louis County fighting a discrimination case filed by a gay police sergeant made the argument that a judge should rule…

St. Louis County is headed to mediation with a police officer who was awarded a huge jury verdict in a discrimination case.A jury found that Sgt. Keith…