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Charles Kinsey said he was lying in the middle of the street with his arms raised high when police shot him in the leg.

Austin police face a series of questions after local media revealed this week a video of an officer yanking a woman from her car and violently throwing her to the ground during a traffic stop.

The GOP gathered in Cleveland for the fourth night of its convention, and CNN's Reality Check Team put the speakers' statements and assertions to the test.

Hillary Clinton's methodical search for a running mate is nearly complete, several Democrats close to the vice presidential process say, and she is planning to introduce her new political partner during a campaign rally in Miami on Saturday.

Charles Kinsey lay on his back in a North Miami street, his hands up in the air. He was talking to his client, an autistic man named Rinaldo, as Rinaldo sat cross-legged next to him, holding a toy fire truck in his hands. Police, armed with assault rifles, were closing in. Kinsey later told reporters, "I was really more worried about him than myself. I was thinking as long as I have my hands up ... they're not going to shoot me."

Researchers in Brazil announced Thursday the "presence of the Zika virus" in Culex mosquitoes (the common house mosquito) in the eastern city of Recife. These findings were released with a word of caution, saying "the obtained data will require additional studies in order to assess the potential participation of Culex in the spread of Zika and its role in the epidemic."

It's been a hectic and, at times, surprising fourth night at the Republican National Convention. Here are the most memorable lines from the final night:

The day St. Anthony Police Officer Jeronimo Yanez fatally shot Philando Castile during a traffic stop in Falcon Heights, Minnesota, sparked protests nationwide and renewed debate over the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

The approximately 730 people who live in a small town in eastern Colorado have been told not to drink the water because there is evidence a well is contaminated with THC, the principal psychoactive chemical in cannabis.

Peter Thiel encouraged the GOP to not get distracted by culture wars on stage Thursday night, saluting Donald Trump for not focusing on such things as he made history.

Chinese scientists will become the first in the world to inject people with cells modified using gene-editing technology in a groundbreaking clinical trial next month.

On the streets outside the Quicken Loans Arena, in the shadows largely tucked away from most media coverage, there is a booming market for cheap, privately made and often viscerally sexist paraphernalia targeting Hillary Clinton and her supporters.

Six-year-old Heavenly Joy Jerkins brought the Republican National Convention to their feet when she sang a version of "America the Beautiful" to kick off the fourth night of the event.

The Pokemon Go craze came to the State Department on Thursday, when a reporter was called out for playing the popular game during a briefing.

Fox News chief Roger Ailes is leaving the network following sexual harassment allegations, 21st Century Fox confirmed Thursday. Rupert Murdoch himself is now acting CEO.

I won't support people who attack my family, senator says.

"Star Trek Beyond" star Zoe Saldana has revealed that she has an autoimmune disease.

These days, there are Pokemon everywhere.

Donald Trump might be saving the best for last.

We've seen a lot so far at this week's Republican National Convention, but there's also plenty that has been going on off the stage each night.