A year after grand jury announcement, Ferguson sees progress

By: Jim Salter and Jim Suhr Associated Press November 23, 2015

A year has passed since parts of Ferguson burned in the rage that followed a grand jury's decision not to prosecute the police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown. In that time, signs of hope have emerged. Some of the nearly two dozen businesses destroyed in the Nov. 24, 2014, riots have reopened. Concrete barricades that ...

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A year after grand jury announcement, Ferguson sees progress

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