Page 11 - Will Keeps News Today

The details disclosed in applications for search warrants connect the two Iowa shootings as well as one in Arizona for the first time. All told, four people died.

Two gang members charged in a deadly shooting at an educational program for at-risk youth in Des Moines appeared to be seeking retaliation after a rival gang member rapped dismissively about a fatal police shooting, new court documents suggest.

A 23-year-old man's death in Glendale, Arizona is connected to a deadly shooting at an educational program for at-risk youth in Des Moines, records show.

New court documents suggest that two gang members charged in a deadly shooting at an educational program in Des Moines appeared to be seeking retaliation.

Will Keeps, the organization's founder, was wounded and two students killed in a January shooting in Des Moines, Iowa.

The founder of the educational nonprofit Starts Right Here says it will reopen next week.

Like the programs name, Will Keep said, its time to begin again and rebuild. How he plans to bring Starts Right Here back as he recovers from the shooting:

It's been about three weeks since Will Keeps was injured in a deadly shooting at the Starts Right Here facility.

Keeps posted a photo to Facebook showing his surprise visit to the Kurtz Opportunity Center in Des Moines, where the students are currently learning.

Gionni Dameron and Rashad Carr died when a gunman opened fire at Starts Right Here.