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In a statement on Monday, North Kansas City School District Superintendent Dan Clemens provided a glimpse of who Ralph Yarl is.

Information that police have now does not point to the shooting of 16-year-old Ralph Yarl being racially motivated, but the chief said that aspect remains under investigation.

The Student Policy Institute at Berkeley, or SPIB, hosted a panel Wednesday at campus' Goldman School of Public Policy to discuss policing in the East Bay. Organized by SPIB’s advocacy department, the panel featured Berkeley Law criminal justice professor Jonathan Simon, Underground Scholars Initiative member Cesar Garcia and campus legal studies major Spring Keosoupha.

Moose Lodge gives stuffed animals to law enforcement, MCFD for kids in stressful situations.

The Clay County Prosecutor’s Office on Monday evening filed charges against Andrew Lester in the shooting of Ralph Yarl.

Reginald Clay Jr.'s father, Reginald Clay Sr., said his son was working for Amazon and had a valid FOID card."What do you call this? They slaughtered my son, man," Clay Sr. said.

"Most importantly, parents and guardians must know where their children are and be responsible for their actions. Instilling the important values of respect for people and property must begin at home," Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.

For years now, Chicago residents and police have faced an annual problem: when the weather gets warm, teenagers like to flood public places and behave badly. Chicago has just undergone an unusually early warm spell, and as if on cue, teenagers rampaged two nights in a row.

Multiple championship parades have provided plenty of practice for Kansas City emergency crews.

The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives is preparing for the NFL Draft in Kansas City.