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Prosecutor In Alton Sterling Shooting Case Recuses Himself
The district attorney cited a personal relationship with one of the police officers involved in the fatal shooting for stepping aside.
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Alton Sterling Remembered: “He Was The Life Of The Party”
The 37-year-old Baton Rouge man was fatally shot by police outside a convenience store on Tuesday.
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Meet The Ex-Gang Leader Who Made Alton Sterling’s Killing Go Viral
Here’s what happened when Arthur “Silky Slim” Reed and his organization, Stop the Killing, Inc., made a push to get a graphic police shooting video out on social media.
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Store Owner Who Captured Video Of Alton Sterling Shooting To Meet With FBI
The owner of the Triple S Food Mart in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, says police confiscated his surveillance footage after Alton Sterling was shot.
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AR-15 Manufacturer Argues Against Making Company Secrets Public In Sandy Hook Case
The maker of the Bushmaster AR-15 is asking a judge to keep proprietary materials out of public view as part of a lawsuit filed by family members of Sandy Hook shooting victims.
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Another Officer Charged In Freddie Gray’s Death Chooses Trial By Judge
Baltimore Police Lt. Brian Rice will be the third consecutive police officer charged in Freddie Gray’s death to have their case heard by a judge instead of a jury.
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Third Victim Dies In String Of Attacks On Homeless People In San Diego
Four homeless people in San Diego were viciously attacked over a four-day period. The suspect in the attacks that left three victims dead was arrested on Thursday.
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70,000 Convicted Felons Have Sued To Get Their Voting Rights Back
A class-action lawsuit filed Friday aims to restore the voting rights of people in Louisiana who are out of prison on parole or probation.
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Paul Ryan Says The House Will Have A Vote On Guns
The Speaker of the House says they will hold a vote on measures aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of terrorists when Congress reconvenes after the Fourth of July.
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Man Tells Judge That Offer To Drop Murder Charge Is “Not Acceptable”
Richard Rosario spent 20 years behind bars for a New York City murder he claims happened while he was in Florida and wants the investigation to remain open.
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White House To Spend Millions On Training And Educating Prisoners
The Obama administration will spend millions on education and training programs to help keep those who have been incarcerated from landing back in prison.
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Baltimore Officer Found Not Guilty Of Murder In Freddie Gray’s Death
Officer Caesar Goodson was acquitted by a Baltimore Circuit Court on Thursday. He faced the most serious charges — second degree “depraved heart” murder — of the six officers charged in the case.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch: Orlando Shooting Clearly An Act Of Terror And Hate
The attorney general arrived in Orlando on Tuesday to meet with survivors of the shooting, in which 49 people were killed and 53 others were injured.
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Senate Fails To Pass Gun Control Measures Inspired By Orlando Shooting
Four new gun control proposals made in the wake of the Orlando mass shooting failed to make it past the Senate on Monday.
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AR-15 Maker Says It’s Not Responsible For The Sandy Hook Massacre Because It Didn’t Sell The Rifle
Gun companies being sued by the families of Sandy Hook school shooting victims are trying to get the case thrown out.
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School Officials Say A Student With Disabilities Raped With A Hanger Was Not Vulnerable
The administrators and coaches in the small Idaho town being sued by the family of a teenage victim in a violent assault by fellow students deny all wrongdoing in the case.
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Gabby Giffords “Absolutely Sickened” By Shooting Death Of U.K. Lawmaker
U.S. lawmakers react to the death of Jo Cox, who was stabbed and shot Thursday. Hillary Clinton said she was “horrified by the assassination.”
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Judge Rules The Charleston Church Shooter Will Be Tried By A Jury
The court will not allow the accused Charleston shooter to have his case heard by a judge instead of a jury.
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Here’s Everything We Know About The Orlando Shooter
Omar Mateen, a 29-year-old U.S. citizen, open fired in a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, early on Sunday, killing 49 and injuring 53.
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Ex-Florida Cop Pleads Not Guilty In Fatal Roadside Shooting Of Musician
A former Florida cop faces life in prison for the fatal shooting of a drummer in October 2015.
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