INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (AP) — The FBI is investigating after a police officer in suburban Kansas City, Missouri, used a stun gun to subdue a 17-year-old during a traffic stop, leaving him hospitalized in critical condition.

Independence police say an officer used a stun gun on Bryce Masters of Independence Sunday afternoon during a car stop. Police say in a news release that Masters was uncooperative and physically resisted after he was stopped because the car he was driving had a warrant attached to it.

The officer has been placed on administrative leave.

Masters’ family issued a statement Monday seeking an investigation by the U.S. Justice Department. They said information from witnesses and video of the stop was inconsistent with police statements.

The FBI’s Kansas City office will investigate whether the officer used excessive force.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The crew member with the TV show “Cops” who was killed in Omaha last month when police opened fire on a robbery suspect will be remembered in a special episode of the show this weekend.

Langley Productions said Monday audio technician Bryce Dion’s work will be featured in an hour-long episode of “Cops” on Spike TV Saturday at 7 p.m. Central.

Dion was killed during an Aug. 26 shooting at a fast-food restaurant on Dodge Street as three officers interrupted an armed robbery. The suspect, Cortez Washington, fired a realistic air gun during the confrontation and officers returned fire.

Dion and Washington were both killed.

Dion was a seven-year veteran of the show. Co-workers say Dion will be remembered for his skill, his smile and his passion for life.

COLUMBUS, Neb. (AP) — Platte County officials want to know the source of a strange smell at the courthouse and whether it’s dangerous.

The Board of Supervisors has approved an air quality assessment by environmental firm Cardno ATC. The test will cost up to $2,000 and its date hasn’t been set.

County officials say visitors and employees to the treasurer’s and sheriff’s offices have complained of the unspecified odor and humidity over the past few months. Those offices are adjacent to each other in the courthouse.

Supervisor Tom Martens says the inside air quality will be compared to the outside and to various federal guidelines. He says the testing should determine if the air poses any health risks.

YANKTON, S.D. (AP) — Rock ‘n’ roll legend Ted Nugent says he doesn’t plan to expand his outdoor camps for children because he wants to ensure the camps are of high quality.

Nugent is an avid hunter and conducts four youth camps each year, in South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa and Colorado. More than 200 children and parents took part in the Ted Nugent Kamp For Kids on Sunday at the National Field Archery Association Easton Archery Center in Yankton.

Nugent says he gets requests to conduct camps in all 50 states and across Canada. But he says that since his name is attached, he has to be hands-on in ensuring that the participants at the existing camps get the best-quality tutoring possible.

FREMONT, Neb. (AP) — A Fremont-based organization has joined forces with Good Neighbor Community Health Center in Columbus to set up a community health clinic in Fremont.

Community Health Services and Good Neighbor intend to seek grant funding for a federally qualified clinic that would be a satellite operation run by Good Neighbor to serve primarily low-income people in Dodge, Saunders and Washington counties.

Executive director Terra Uhing (YOO’-ing) of the Three Rivers District Health Department says the clinic would be set up at the department’s location in Fremont.

The federal grant application must be filed by Oct. 7 and that officials should hear by May whether the grant was approved. The joint group is seeking $650,000 a year for three years.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A nearly $15 million federal grant will help Omaha develop a new rapid bus service linking Westroads Mall with downtown and major employers in midtown.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx visited Omaha Monday to announce the grant that will pay for half the estimated $30.6 million cost of the project.

The new service will include stops at the Children’s Hospital & Medical Center, University of Nebraska at Omaha’s campus, University of Nebraska Medical Center and the Old Market.

The city says it will use eight state-of-the-art vehicles to provide the new service along the Dodge corridor.

The Omaha project is one of 72 nationwide that will share $600 million in federal transportation grant money.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A 31-year-old Utah man has died in a bear attack in the Bridger-Teton National Forest in northwest Wyoming.

Officials aren’t certain yet what type of bear killed Adam Thomas Stewart of Virgin, Utah. The coroner says he assumes it was a grizzly, but he doesn’t have enough information right now to make that determination.

Fremont County Undersheriff Ryan Lee says Stewart was in a remote area checking on a research plot earlier this month.

He failed to return and he was reported missing on Sept. 7, prompting a search. His body was found last Friday between his campsite and the research plot.

Lee says Stewart was alone.

Authorities declined to release what details led them to believe it was a bear attack.

MADISON, Neb. (AP) — A second trial has begun for a 24-year-old man accused of stabbing to death another man in Norfolk.

A nonjury trial got underway Monday morning for De’Aris Trice (trys).

In July 2013 the Nebraska Supreme Court overturned Trice’s second-degree murder conviction in the killing of 27-year-old Timothy Warren on Dec. 26, 2010. Trice had been sentenced to 40 years to life in prison.

The high court said Trice’s jury should have been allowed to consider whether the killing was intentional but provoked by a sudden quarrel and therefore constituted manslaughter.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Police say a person has been critically injured in a shooting in north Omaha.

The shooting was reported Monday afternoon several blocks away from Omaha North High School. A wounded man was found outside a pickup that had crashed into a utility pole at an intersection. Additional information was not released.

The person was taken in critical condition to a nearby hospital. The shooting remains under investigation.

NEW YORK (AP) — Apple Inc. says 33 million iTunes account holders have accessed U2’s free album.

The company issued a statement Monday from Senior Vice President Eddy Cue with the first usage numbers for the surprise “Songs of Freedom” release by the company. Apple gave the album to 500 million iTunes account holders last week during the company’s iPhone 6 unveiling news conference.

Cue called the number record-breaking, but did not elaborate. The figure includes customers who downloaded the album from their iCloud account, streamed it or used iTunes’ radio player to hear it. Apple paid the Irish rock band for a five-week exclusive window during which the album is only available to its customers. “Songs of Innocence” will be released Oct. 14 to the general public.