Chiefs rally shooting wounds family as victims identified
Emily Tavis and her husband Jacob Gooch Sr. were injured during the mass shooting at the Chiefs Super Bowl victory rally at Union Station. Their 15-year-old stepson also was shot, with the boy later found to have a bullet lodged in the foot. Police said three people were detained and several firearms recovered as at least 23 people were injured and one woman died.
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Missouri Republicans push back after Kansas City shooting
Missouri lawmakers defend existing gun laws hours after a mass shooting at the Chiefs parade left one dead and many injured. Governor Parson and GOP leaders resist new restrictions while Democrats push for reforms and local authorities weigh possible changes.
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