Ferguson community members, law enforcement and pastors gathered Tuesday in front of the police department to pray for the healing of an officer who was injured in a protest Friday.
The County Council on Tuesday debated changing the county's form of government to one in which a professional manager would oversee daily business instead of an elected county executive.
Chief Troy Doyle showed videos depicting the moments leading up to the impact, as protesters outside the Ferguson police department on Friday night aggressively shook the fence around the station.
A Ferguson police officer remained in critical condition at a hospital Monday morning after suffering a severe brain injury during a protest this weekend.
The policy is almost certain to pass Thursday night as the board's conservative majority gears up to vote on multiple policies about gender and the "appropriateness" of learning materials.