Boundaries of Utica set, city charter granted: This week in Mohawk Valley history
Here's what happened this week in Mohawk Valley history.
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Here's what happened this week in Mohawk Valley history.
In 1861, more than 100 Uticans who say they oppose slavery stop Susan B. Anthony and 25 abolitionists from meeting, saying they fear violence.
An attorney representing the family of a man shot by Waterloo Police has released body camera footage showing what happened that night.
Authorities said the weapon Michael Ahrens was holding turned out to be an air-soft gun designed to look like a SIG Sauer pistol.
Waterloo, IA (AP) — The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation has identified the man shot and killed by police in Waterloo as 42-year-old Brent Lee Boggess. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier on Saturday also reported that the officer involved in the shooting was Ken Schaaf. Police say a chase began when Boggess was spotted driving recklessly and tried to hit an officer's patrol car. Several other officers converged to stop his car. Police say Boggess refused to get out of the car and instead rammed a patrol car. Police say Schaaf then fatally shot him.