FERGUSON, Mo. – NOV. 25 | UPDATED AT 11 p.m. 
Ferguson fallout: Protests continue
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In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Darren Wilson said the situation would have been the same if Michael Brown were white. In Ferguson, protesters set a police car on fire Tuesday night. Brown's cousin Sabrina Webb was arrested. Watch the report >>
NOV. 25 | UPDATED at 5:30 p.m.
Destruction disheartens residents
Police said there were 82 arrests. St. Louis County police officers arrested 61 people and Ferguson police arrested 21. One day after it was announced that a grand jury decided not to pursue charges in the death of Michael Brown, leading to looting in Ferguson, Mo., some residents are now left wondering what has become of their city. Watch the report >>
NOV. 25 | UPDATED at 7:30 a.m.
Ferguson in shambles morning after grand jury decision
On the morning after a grand jury decided not to charge a police officer in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, the city of Ferguson, Missouri, is left in shambles during a night of rioting. Protesters were also taunting police officers with insults. Watch video >>
NOV. 24 | UPDATED at 11:40 p.m. 
Trayvon Martin's family reacts to grand jury decision
The parents of Trayvon Martin are talking about the grand jury report that came down Monday night in Ferguson, Missouri. Watch the report >>
NOV. 24 | UPDATED at 11:40 p.m.
Violence erupts in Ferguson
The announcement of a grand jury's decision not to indict Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teen Michael Brown was met with chaos Monday night. Stores were broken into. St. Louis County authorities said there were 21 fires. Watch report >>
NOV. 24 | UPDATED at 11:28 p.m. 
Protests nationwide burst after announcement
As expected, protestors are gathering all across the nation after the decision in Ferguson, and law enforcement's biggest concern is keeping the peace. Watch report >>
NOV. 24 | UPDATED at 5:30 p.m.
Michael Brown's father says decision is in
Local 10 News talks to Michael Brown's father, Michael Brown Jr., as the town waits from a decision from the grand jury. Watch video >>
NOV. 22 | UPDATED at 11 p.m.
Calm scene across from police department
Grand jury decision is expected Monday. Meanwhile, Friday night was quiet in Ferguson, Mo. Protesters were not out in force. Watch video>>
NOV. 22 | UPDATED at 5 p.m.
Interview with Michael Brown's cousin
Local 10 News ran into Michael Brown's cousin Sabrina Webb, who was at the make-shift memorial on the street where Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson shot and killed him. Watch video >>
NOV. 21 | UPDATED at 5 p.m.
Sources: Darren Wilson in talks to resign
As a grand jury gets closer to deciding whether or not to indict Officer Darren Wilson, the man who fatally shot Michael Brown is in the final stages of negotiations with Ferguson city officials to resign, sources close to the talks said. Watch the report >>
NOV. 20 | UPDATED 11:27 p.m.
Ferguson police chief talks to Local 10 News
The Ferguson police chief speaks to Local 10 News as the grand jury is expected to make decision on Michael Brown's shooting death Friday. Watch the report >>
NOV. 20 | UPDATED at 5 p.m.
Several arrests during protest across police department
Police aggressively pushed Local 10 News photographer Nick Lupo out of the way. Officers carried a woman away from the crowd as they made several arrests. Authorities have not disclosed the reasons for the arrests. Read more >>
NOV. 19 | UPDATED at 5:07 p.m. 
At city on edge, prosecutors present grand jury evidence
As the world waits for the 12 members of the St. Louis grand jury to decide if a police officer will be charged for an unarmed teen's death, all eyes are on Ferguson, Mo. The streets were quiet Wednesday. It was a cold day. Read more >>
NOV. 18 | UPDATED at 11 pm. 
Ferguson businesses prepare for possible riots
Rumors of riots overcoming peaceful protests have business owners in Ferguson, Mo., preparing for the worst. Some had already boarded up their windows, as they stayed open for business Tuesday night. Watch report >>
NOV. 18 | UPDATED at 6 p.m.
Michael Brown's family is in 'emotional roller coaster'
It has been about three months since St. Louis County police officer Darren Wilson killed Michael Brown. The teen's family was waiting anxiously Tuesday for the grand jury's decision on whether or not to file charges against Wilson for shooting the unarmed teen dead. Their family attorney talked to the One and Only Local 10 News. Watch interview >>