Ferguson
Joshua Williams, 19, pleaded guilty last month to arson, burglary and stealing; he set fire at a gas station during protests over the killing of Antonio Martin
Social unrest is beyond the boiling point and any community with poverty must prepare for violence directed at the system — including firefighters
Fire investigator Crystal Eschert was fired for violating the department’s social media policy after posting about Ferguson on her Facebook account
The absence of a unified command center early on, being misled by social media and communication with crews provided valuable insight on better handling future protests
The absence of a unified command center early on, being misled by social media and communication with crews provided valuable insight on EMS response to protests
One officer was shot in the face, with the bullet lodging behind his ear; the other officer was hit in the shoulder and the bullet came out his back
U.S. Attorney says this indictment is one of an ongoing investigation across multiple law enforcement agencies.
The statute of limitations for the crime is three years, and investigators will be working right up until the deadline to make arrests
His actions were captured by surveillance and news media video; he confessed during interrogation
The rookie firefighter said he put his hand up in support of an equality sign he saw in the crowd
One of the march organizers said the firefighter was acknowledging a friend in the crowd
Officials would not say what the discipline is for the firefighter who is a relatively new hire
A video shows an on-duty firefighter raising his fist in approval during a flag-burning protest following the decision in Ferguson
It is unclear if the fires are related, but they are being investigated as arson fires
Once the grand jury decision was announced, a calm came over EMS providers and their preparation kicked in
FireRescue1 video producer takes you along with emergency response crews on the first night of the Ferguson riots
Camera crew takes cover as gunfire nears their location
The most disruptive demonstrations were in St. Louis and Oakland, Calif., where protesters flooded the lanes of freeways
Rioting, looting, arson and gunfire made it difficult for firefighters and medics to do their jobs
Firefighters are dousing the blackened remains of some Ferguson businesses and at least one was still ablaze Tuesday morning
The Justice Department is conducting an investigation into possible civil rights violations that could result in federal charges
The grand jury’s decision to indict officer Darren Wilson, who is suspected of shooting 18-year-old Michael Brown, could come at any moment
As the decision looms, responders are moving quickly and preparing for the worst
The county prosecutor’s office told the family the decision will come at 8 p.m. today
A Mo. city is urging residents to prepare as they would a major storm — with plenty of food, water and medicine in case they’re unable to leave home for several days
Law enforcement is working to contain the kind of violence seen in the wake of Mike Brown’s shooting
Trying to protect civilians and ourselves is a difficult proposition, as those on the ground in Ferguson will attest
