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Documents obtained by The Associated Press show one of three officers who fatally shot a rock-throwing man once dragged him away from a burning home.
The vote came after the bill had been stalled for weeks in a partisan dispute over abortion.
Antonio Zambrano-Montes, 35, was shot five or six times in the Feb. 10 encounter in Washington state, in which he was killed after throwing rocks.
It's time once again to take a look at the battles for the rights of working families in the states. Here is what the unions in the states are talking about this week. Click on any of the links to follow the state federations and central labor councils on Twitter.
The video was introduced at the penalty phase of his trial in Boston.
Six of the 11 municipal employees of Parma resigned this month following the election of Tyus Byrd, a black woman, for mayor.
The detail came out during a hearing to determine if the would-be assassin should be allowed to live outside a mental hospital full-time.
Former Parma police chief Trish Cohen and her assistant police chief Rich Medley discuss why they really quit the force after their community elected its first female, African-American mayor.
An Indiana woman was in surgery in Los Angeles to remove a tumor in her brain when the discovery was made, NBC Los Angeles reports.
A look back at the international custody fight over the young castaway, Elian Gonzalez.
