Caitlin Clark makes NCAA history.

Plus, witnesses describe the chaos in KC. The best time to start taking allergy meds.   THIS IS TODAY February 14, 2024 [VIEW IN BROWSER]( THIS IS TODAY A day after a shooting at a rally after the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade left one dead and 22 injured, witnesses described the chaotic scene while police revealed how the shooting may have started. Plus, Iowa Hawkeyes guard Caitlin Clark made history when she became the NCAA women's career scoring leader Thursday evening.   The Latest   [The Kansas City shooting may have started as a dispute that ended in gunfire, police believe.]( Details surrounding the shooting [at a Super Bowl raly in Kansas City](Wednesday remain foggy, but police believe a dispute among multiple people erupted into gunfire, and said there was no evidence of terrorism or violent extremism. Of the 22 injured, at least half of the victims were under age 16. 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[👋🏻 Iowa's Caitlin Clark broke the NCAA women's career scoring record.]( Iowa Hawkeyes guard Caitlin Clark made history last night when [she became the NCAA women's career scoring leader,]( breaking the old record of 3,527 career points. It didn't take Clark long to reach the milestone in the matchup against Michigan, scoring the 8 points she needed during the first quarter. The game paused for a timeout after the historic moment as Clark hugged her teammates. At halftime, [the 22-year-old spoke about what the milestone meant to her](. “Lucky to do it, because I have really good teammates, really good coaches and a great support system ... but we need to play better defense,” she said, her head clearly still in the game. [Read more Clark about here](. [🛍️ Check out all the early Presidents Day sales from brands you love.]( The long weekend starts now, and Shop TODAY editors have scoured the internet for [the best Presidents Day deals](. 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