George Floyd

"He would always be up on our mom. He was a big momma's boy," he told jurors. "He would lay upon her in the fetal position like he was still ...

Smoke billowed as a line of police officers fired rubber bullets and chemical agents at protesters.

A nation still reeling with memories of the aftermath of George Floyd’s death has been watching with bated breath the trial of his accused killer, former Minneapolis police officer Derek ...

All three doctors called by prosecutors from the Minnesota Attorney General's Office pointed to different moments from the video that they said undermined Chauvin's defense.

"If George Floyd’s murderer is not sentenced, just know that all hell is gonna break loose."

"I vehemently disagree that that was appropriate use of force for that situation on May 25."

Chief Medaria Arradondo could testify as soon as Monday.

"I had to control this guy because he's a sizeable guy."

Paramedics who treated George Floyd said he was not breathing and had no pulse when they arrived at the scene of his deadly arrest last May in testimony on Thursday ...

"I pled and was desperate."

"I was sad and kind of mad," the girl said.

"Everybody I'm talking to are frustrated."

Donald Williams can be heard on a bystander's cellphone screaming at Chauvin.

Seven jurors have already been seated for a trial that is being closely watched.

"The settlement announced on Friday includes a $500,000 contribution from Floyd's family to the community at the Minneapolis intersection where Floyd died."

"I have to follow the rule that the court of appeals has put in place."

"We're not doing this to interfere, to slow this down, but it is a very important matter."

"How many more people have to die, how many more people have to be brutalized on videotape" before police reforms become law.

"The goal is to increase access to information to communities that do not typically follow mainstream news sources or City communications channels."

The Times cited two people with direct knowledge of the investigation.