A Kansas man who was falsely accused of being among the shooters who opened fire at a rally celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory last year has died Survivors of the Super Bowl ...

The man who was falsely accused of being the shooter at last year’s Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade has reportedly passed away. The last two such parades have been the scenes of shooting ...

In the aftermath of the February 2024 Chiefs Super Bowl parade shooting, multiple people falsely identified Denton Loudermill Jr. of Olathe, Kansas as the culprit. Loudermill has died at the age of 48 ...

“More details will be provided in time,” attorney LaRonna Lassiter Saunders said, “but for now, we ask that you honor the family’s need for privacy as they come together to grieve this ...

The Kansas City Chiefs running back got his degree from Rutgers on Tuesday and was all dressed up for the occasion. Pacheco ...

A Kansas man wrongfully accused of opening fire at a rally celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory last year has died, his lawyer confirmed to Fox News Digital. Denton Loudermill Jr ...

The Kansas City Chiefs have released veteran cornerback and former Super Bowl champion Robert Rochell, the team announced.

In the midst of the last Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade there was mayhem. And in the aftermath there was a misidentification. A Kansas man who was wrongly accused of being responsible for ...

Contributed An Olathe man who was falsely identified as a shooter at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade last year has died, his attorneys said. Arthur Benson and LaRonna Lassiter Saunders ...

A 24-year-old Kansas City, Missouri, man pleaded guilty in federal court on Thursday to federal firearm charges connected to the deadly shooting at the Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade last year.