Nine jurors are now seated, and the judge recessed early Friday after they ran out of jurors from the first pool of thirty.

After four days of questioning by the state and the defense, both sides have agreed on nine men and women who will decide Wes Kerrick's fate.

Jury selection continued Wednesday with jurors asking questions about courtroom coverage.

As we head into day four of jury selection, we're hearing from the families of Jonathan Ferrell and Officer Wes Kerrick.

As WCCB Charlotte's Amy Cowman reports, attorneys want to find out what people know about other police shootings across the country.

Attorney crossfire begins before the jury is even seated in the case of CMPD Officer Wes Kerrick.

Jonathan Ferrell's family is in Charlotte for Officer Kerrick's trial. Ferrell's mother Georgia says her son was an all-American kid who was taken too soon.

For the first time in state history, the personal answers to the jury questionnaire will be made public. As WCCB Charlotte's Amy Cowman reports, the judge made some changes to what's being asked.

28 potential jurors are left in the first day of questioning in the trial of CMPD Officer Wes Kerrick.

Kerrick's attorneys wanted to move the case out of Mecklenburg County, but the judge denied their request twice. WCCB Charlotte anchor Morgan Fogarty shows us what led to this point.

For the first time, the family of the CMPD officer charged with voluntary manslaughter is speaking out.