The family of Alton Sterling, a Black man who was killed by police in 2016, is getting a $4.5 million settlement from the city.

The other officer who was involved in the shooting was suspended for three days.

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry said on Tuesday that after a lengthy and thorough investigation his office is not going to move ahead and prosecute the officers.

Sterling was shot dead outside a Baton Rouge convenience store last summer.

The aunt of Alton Sterling and the father of a slain Baton Rouge police officer met, embraced and prayed together at a growing makeshift memorial in the city.

The funeral for a man killed after altercation with police takes place today.

The president offered hope to the son of a man fatally shot by police last week.

Sterling, 37, died last week after a confrontation with two cops.

The Dept. of Justice is investigating Alton Sterling's death.

The lawsuit was filed over the way police's military-style response to protests.

Sterling was fatally shot in a confrontation with two Baton Rouge policemen.

Mckesson says he was charged with obstruction of a roadway.

The local leaders also urged community residents to continue their protests.

Sterling, 37, was killed early Tuesday by police, sparking protests.

Alton Sterling, 37, was killed in a confrontation with police early Tuesday.

The Department of Justice is investigating the shooting.

U.S. Department of Justice civil rights division is investigating the shooting.

Dozens of protesters gathered at the site of the shooting late Tuesday.