Dallas

United States President, Barack Obama, has led tributes to five Dallas police officers who were killed during a sniper attack last week. Audio

President Obama speaks powerfully against racism at a memorial service for slain police officers in Dallas, Texas. We get reaction from veteran civil rights activist Kevin Alexander Gray. Audio

The United States president Barack Obama has spoken at an interfaith memorial service in Dallas, Texas for five police officers killed there last week. Audio

Civil rights protests have erupted across the United States over the weekend, following the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, and the subsequent murders of five police officers in Dallas.

Austin York is a reporter for K-R-L-D news and is on the streets in Dallas. Audio

Four police officers are dead and seven have been wounded, along with one civilian, in a shooting during a Black Lives Matter protest in the Texas city this afternoon, our time. Audio

Dallas Morning News crime reporter Sarah Mervosh is outside a parking garage in downtown Dallas where negotiations with a suspect are taking place. Audio

The Dallas police Chief, David Brown, speaking at a news conference. Audio

Local resident Cedric Williams was at the protest with friends and decided to leave after threats of a bomb. Audio

With KERA News Managing Editor, Eric Aasen. Audio

Journalist Tim Cato, in Dallas, told Checkpoint the city was in lockdown, with many people unable to get home. Audio

A Dallas teenager, arrested by police when the home-made clock that he'd brought to school, was mistaken for a bomb - is now going to the White House. Audio

There has been a deadly shooting in a Dallas suburb in Texas at a controversial art exhibit, featuring depictions of the Muslim prophet Mohammed. Audio

The Washington Post's Amy Nutt is in Dallas and says health officials are guilty of miscommunication and misinformation, Audio

A second employee at a hospital in Dallas, Texas has tested positive for ebola. Audio