Fox News correspondent Alexis McAdams has the latest on President Donald Trump's Butler rally one year later on 'The Story.'

On the road from Pittsburgh to Butler, past the cornfields and farm stands, before the fairgrounds where a shooter nearly killed Donald Trump a year ago Sunday, billboards quote 1 Corinthians and Psalm 27.

Pennsylvania Reps. Dan Meuser, left, and Mike Kelly shake hands as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene looks on during a news conference on Monday.

The two people who died as a result of shootings in Butler County on Sunday have been identified. The Butler County Coroner’s Office identified the victims as Ronald Hazen Kerr, 60, and Conseulo D. Kerr, 53.

President Donald Trump released a message marking one year since the attempted assassination of his life at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

One year after the near assassination of Donald Trump, a deep frustration has set in at the Secret Service over the agency’s response to the security failures of that day.

President Trump told reporters one year after surviving an attempted assassination that he doesn't like to think about it. "God was protecting me," Trump said. "Maybe because God wanted to see our country do better—or do really well—Make America Great Again.

Comperatore, a devout Christian who adored his family and two Dobermans, died while shielding his wife and daughters from bullets fired by would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, who had been perched atop the rooftop of a building adjacent to the rally stage last July 13.

A year ago today, I stood in a massive crowd and watched as an attempted assassin opened fire on then-candidate Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Deputies in Orange County confirmed Monday that the body of a missing man was recovered after he fell into a lake on Saturday.