Shooting Near Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Victory Rally Injures Several

The incident occurred at Union Station following the team's celebratory parade, leading to a rapid police response and multiple detentions.

Several individuals were injured after gunfire erupted near Union Station during the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory rally.
Police have detained two armed suspects in connection with the shooting, with the number of victims potentially as high as 10.
The shooting prompted an immediate evacuation of the area, with authorities urging people to avoid the Union Station parking garage.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly was among those evacuated from the rally site, later confirming her safety and urging public cooperation with law enforcement.
The Kansas City Chiefs had earlier celebrated their Super Bowl win with a parade attended by hundreds of thousands of fans, marking their third NFL championship in five years.