Kansas Shooting

8 children among 22 hit by gunfire at Kansas Chiefs' Super Bowl parade

Eight children were among 22 people hit by gunfire in a shooting at the end of Wednesday's parade to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win, authorities said, as terrified fans ran for cover and yet another high-profile public event was marred by gun violence. One person was killed. Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves detailed the shooting's toll at a news conference and said three people had been taken into custody. She said she had heard that fans may have been involved in apprehending a suspect but couldn't immediately confirm that. "I'm angry at what happened today. The people who came to this celebration should expect a safe environment." Graves said. Police did not immediately release any details about the people taken into custody or about a possible motive for the shootings. It is the latest sports celebration in the US marred by gun violence, following a shooting last year in downtown Denver after the Nuggets' winning an NBA championship that injured several ..

Shooting leaves 3 people dead, 5 injured in Kansas' Missouri: Report

Police were called to the area near 57th St. and Prospect Ave. around 4:30 am local time on Sunday because initial reports suggested there was a sizable crowd of individuals in a parking lot, it said

4 shot at Kansas City nightclub where past shooting occurred in January

Four people were shot and injured Sunday at a night club in Kansas City, Missouri, where a mass shooting occurred in January, police said

Kansas shooting: Killer of Indian immigrant Kuchibhotla gets life sentence

Witnesses said Adam Purinton, a US Navy veteran, shouted 'Get out of my country' as he shot Indian engineer Srinivas Kuchibhotla

Kansas shooting: US man pleads guilty to charges of killing Indian techie

The US man was charged with first-degree murder of Srinivas Kuchibhotla

Kansas shooting: Techie's widow gets temporary work visa

Dumala managed to regain her residency status as she lost it after the assassination of her husband

Kansas man indicted on hate crime charges in shooting of Indian immigrants

Adam W Purinton kicked out of a bar in after patrons complained that he leveled ethnic slurs

Kansas man indicted on hate crime, firearm charges for shooting two Indians

Adam Purinton shot the two Indians because of their race, colour, religion, national origin

Indian-Americans raise $100,000 for man who tried to stop Kansas shooting

Don't know if I could've lived with myself if I wouldn't have attempted to stop the shooter: Grillot

Kansas shooting should be treated as individual act: Jaishankar

He adds that American society was very much against such activity

Kansas shooting: Slain Indian techie's wife wishes to return to the US

She says, 'It is the least I could do for my Srinivas - fulfil his dreams through my eyes'

FBI investigating Kansas shooting attack as 'hate crime'

Srinivas Kuchibhotla, an Indian techie, was shot to death in an alleged racial attack

Can American dream be outsourced? How a murder in Kansas looks in Kolkata

An unwelcoming America is not such a bad thing for the rest of the world

US authorities engaged with us on safety of Indians: Gopal Baglay

Says authorities in Kansas have responded to the unfortunate death of Srinivas Kuchibhotla

Telugu community in US asked to converse in English in public

Mortal remains of Srinivas were brought here last night and his last rites will be performed today

White House describes death of Indian techie in Kansas shooting disturbing

The White House also condemned the alleged hate crimes against the Jewish community in the country

Hillary Clinton urges Trump to speak on Indian techie's murder in Kansas

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called on President Donald Trump to speak out against hate crimes following the murder of an Indian engineer in Kansas last week. "With threats & hate crimes on rise, we shouldn't have to tell @POTUS to do his part. He must step up & speak out," Clinton said on Twitter. Trump is yet to comment on the shooting, which took place last Wednesday night, leaving Indian techie Srinivas Kuchibhotla dead and two others injured in an apparent hate crime. However, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said last week that it wastoo early to call the act a hate crime. Spicer also referred to the shooting at a news conference yesterday. He was voicing the president's concerns about recent acts of vandalism against Jewish cemeteries in St Louis and Philadelphia. "No one in America should feel afraid to follow the religion of their choosing freely and openly. The president has dedicated to preserving this originating principle of our ...

Wife of slain Indian techie worried over visa issues; Garmin vows to help

Her husband was the main holder of the visa, which allowed her to live and work in the US

White House calls early reports on Kansas shooting 'disturbing'

Wednesday's shooting killed one Indian national; another was injured while trying to intervene

Kansas shooting: Slain Indian engineer's body reaches Hyderabad

32-year-old Srinivas Kuchibhotla was killed in an open fire attack at a bar in Olathe on Wednesday