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Kansas City police chief says up to 15 people injured after shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl parade 02/14/2024 04:53pm • KANSAS CITY (AP) ��� Kansas City police chief says up to 15 people injured after shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl parade. At least one person was killed in a shooting at the end of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade, police say 02/14/2024 04:52pm • KANSAS CITY (AP) ��� At least one person was killed in a shooting at the end of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade, police say. Republican Michigan elector testifies he never intended to make false public record 02/14/2024 04:51pm • LANSING, Mich. (AP) ��� A Michigan Republican accused of participating in a fake elector plot after the 2020 presidential election testified Wednesday that he did not know how the electoral process worked and never intended to make a false public record. ���We were told this was an appropriate proce Haiti says it is working on an agreement with Kenya to secure a long-awaited police deployment 02/14/2024 04:39pm • SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) ��� Haiti���s government announced Wednesday that it is working on an official agreement with Kenyan officials to secure the long-awaited deployment of a police force from the east African country. High-ranking officials from both countries met in the U.S. for three days t Mississippi inmates were exposed to dangerous chemicals and denied health care, lawsuit says 02/14/2024 03:58pm • JACKSON, Miss. (AP) ��� Inmates at a Mississippi prison were forced to mix raw cleaning chemicals without protective equipment, with one alleging she later contracted terminal cancer and was denied timely medical care, a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges. Susan Balfour, 62, was incarcerated f At least 6 US states are considering tougher penalties for killing police dogs 02/14/2024 03:48pm • TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) ��� Lawmakers in at least six states are considering longer prison sentences or bigger fines for harming or killing police dogs, and the idea has bipartisan support despite questions about how the animals are used and a fraught history. In Kansas on Wednesday, the Republican-contro Police say 'multiple people' struck by gunfire near Chiefs parade, 2 people taken into custody 02/14/2024 03:20pm • KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) ��� Police say 'multiple people' struck by gunfire near Chiefs parade, 2 people taken into custody. Police ID victims, suspect following Virginia training center stabbing 02/14/2024 03:18pm • Prince William County police have identified a man who was fatally stabbed during an attack inside of a Manassas, Virginia, trade school Tuesday as well as the suspect who was later shot dead by officers. In a news release Wednesday, police said Philip Austin Brant, 26, of Woodbridge, stabbed a m Shots have been fired at the site of a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win, police say 02/14/2024 03:16pm • KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) ��� Shots have been fired at the site of a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win, police say. Ex-officer acquitted of assault in 2020 encounter with racial injustice protester in Philadelphia 02/14/2024 02:34pm • PHILADELPHIA (AP) ��� A former Philadelphia police inspector has been acquitted of assault in the use of a baton during an encounter with a protester in a 2020 racial injustice demonstration. Jurors acquitted 57-year-old Joseph Bologna on Wednesday of charges of simple assault and possessing an inst 60-year prison sentence for carjacker who killed high school coach in Missouri 02/14/2024 02:11pm • ST. LOUIS (AP) ��� A St. Louis man was sentenced Wednesday to 60 years in prison for a series of carjackings, including one in which a high school football coach was killed. U.S. District Judge Ronnie L. White handed down the sentence for 31-year-old Kurt Wallace, who pleaded guilty in September to Gun victims' AI-generated voices are used in messages sent to lawmakers who support the NRA 02/14/2024 01:23pm • PARKLAND, Fla. (AP) ��� Joaquin ���Guac��� Oliver died in the 2018 Parkland, Florida, high school massacre, but federal lawmakers who oppose tighter gun regulations began getting phone calls in his voice on Wednesday, lambasting them for their position. The families of Oliver and five others killed Democrats and Republicans hold Black History Month celebrations with an eye on November's election 02/14/2024 12:57pm • WASHINGTON (AP) ��� Black History Month, often a time to recognize the contributions of African Americans in U.S. history, was marked in the nation���s capital this week with a focus on present divides and the November election when Black turnout will be integral to the outcome. At the White House, Man fired from upstate New York hospital pulled over with loaded shotgun near facility 02/14/2024 12:06pm • PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (AP) ��� Police said they believe a shooting at a northern New York hospital may have narrowly been avoided after a disgruntled former employee was pulled over with a loaded semi-automatic shotgun blocks away from the facility. Robert Thibodeau, 52, was arrested Tuesday morning aft Hoax bomb threats, fire alarms will now come with a price tag in Alexandria 02/14/2024 11:20am • People in Alexandria, Virginia, who call in hoax active shooters and fake bomb threats will now be footed with the bill for the police response. The Alexandria City Council passed an ordinance on Tuesday that would seek reimbursement for the cost of responding to "swatting" incidents. "The Cit