Police standoff at Ferguson home ends after negotiations
Officers in tactical gear were called to a home where a shooting was reported in a residential area of the embattled St. Louis suburb
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Officers in tactical gear were called to a home where a shooting was reported in a residential area of the embattled St. Louis suburb
Site dedicated to unarmed black teen killed by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, was reportedly vandalized within 24 hours
Two black candidates win, tripling number of blacks on council of St. Louis suburb torn by strife after Michael Brown shooting
Two separate attacks, in which the suspects made references to Ferguson, Mo., are being looked at by federal law enforcement
Scathing DOJ report leads five residents to form committee to start recall effort; so far 6 Ferguson officials have resigned or been fired over it
Attorney explains what makes him think so; police deny it; 20-year old charged with wounding 2 officers during demo last week
A 20-year-old man accused of wounding two police officers during a shooting at a protest in Ferguson denies he was aiming at them
Activists say Jeffrey William wasn't a regular protester and are worried that his arrest could tarnish their peaceful "narrative"
Officials "not sure we completely buy" claim of suspect Jeffrey Williams, 20, that he had a dispute with people in crowd, and wasn't targeting officers
Authorities following dozens of leads, but won't say if they're close to making an arrest
Day after 2 officers wounded by unknown shooter or shooters, state and county police move in -- without heavy body armor -- to try and "deescalate"
Conciliatory tone struck after bloodshed threatens to inflame the already fraught relationship between police and protesters
St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar gives update on the condition of the two officers shot during a protest in Ferguson
Crowd had gathered after resignation of city's police chief
Tom Jackson, the head of the police department at the center of the Michael Brown shooting, has left his job after a critical DOJ report
Probe that accused city's cops and courts of racism also concluded John Shaw encouraged police to aggressively ticket motorists, to get revenue for the city
City officials confirm 2 police officials and one clerk out of their jobs after DOJ report
Announcement comes in wake of Justice Department investigation clearing Darren Wilson in unarmed man's death
The embattled city, whose law enforcement was found to have consistent bias against African Americans, says it is taking measures to improve
There was no way to disprove former Ferguson officer's testimony that he feared for his life, officials say
"It is time for Ferguson's leaders to take immediate, wholesale and structural corrective action," the attorney general says
Department of Justice finds sweeping sweeping patterns of discrimination in Mo. town roiled by police killing of unarmed black teen
Residents of Ferguson, Mo., are no strangers to the excessive tactics used by police and a pending report by the Justice Department serves as vindication
In an interview with CBS News, Ferguson, Missouri Police Chief Tom Jackson denied claims of police harassment within his ranks
Ferguson, Missouri, police are just some of the officers testing and training with a new device designed to save lives on both sides of the gun