Before shooting, El Paso became hot spot on Mexican border
Deny Martinez paid a smuggler $7,000 to take him and his teenage son from Honduras to the Mexican side of the Rio Grande, across from El Paso, Texas.
Ohio gunman said to have wrestled with dark thoughts
A man who fatally gunned down nine people outside a Dayton, Ohio, bar had long wrestled with mental illness that manifested itself in a fascination with tragedy, uncontrollable urges to unleash violence and suicidal thoughts so deep he twice put a gun in his mouth, ready to pull the trigger, a woman who dated him said Tuesday.
Plan to boost red flag gun laws gain momentum in Congress
Despite frequent mass shootings, Congress has proved to be unable to pass substantial gun violence legislation, largely because of resistance from Republicans.
Putting together the puzzle: School teams aim to assess threats
There were so many questions after 17-year-old Ely Serna brought a shotgun to his Ohio school and opened fire in 2017, wounding two.
El Paso shooting Walmart employee helped up to 100 escape, says he was 'trained the customers come first'
(FOX NEWS) -- As a massacre unfolded at a Walmart in Texas during the weekend, a longtime store associate said he let his training take over: Putting the customers first.
Gilroy shooter’s 'target list' prompts domestic terrorism probe by FBI
The FBI has opened a domestic terrorism investigation into the mass shooting at a California food festival after it discovered a "target list" compiled by the gunman whose relatives apologized Tuesday and said they were "horrified" by his actions.
FBI reviewing Dayton shooter's interest in violent ideology
The shooter who killed nine people in Dayton, Ohio, had expressed a desire to commit a mass shooting and showed an interest in violent ideology, investigators said Tuesday as the FBI announced it is opening an investigation.
Guns and laws involved in recent high-profile shootings
In a seven-day span, gunmen killed 33 people in three mass shootings that highlight the difficulty of existing laws to keep firearms away from dangerous people.
El Paso funeral homes offer free services to families of mass shooting victims
A nonprofit organization in El Paso, Texas, is working with several local funeral homes to offer free services to the families affected by the mass shooting.
Services set for Pa. grad student killed in Ohio mass shooting
Funeral services are set for a Pennsylvania graduate student who was killed in a shooting rampage in an Ohio nightclub district.
Boy, 11, creates #ElPasoChallenge to encourage community to do 20 good deeds to honor victims
An 11-year-old boy created the #ElPasoChallenge to encourage his community to do 20 good deeds to honor victims who died in the El Paso mass shooting.
Ohio gun reform urged; Texas prepares for Trump visit
Ohio's Republican governor bucked his party to call for expanded gun laws Tuesday and some Democrats in Texas told President Donald Trump to stay away as both states reeled from a pair of shootings that killed 31.
El Paso opens healing center ahead of Trump visit
El Paso officials opened a grief center on Tuesday to help people cope with last weekend's mass shooting at a Walmart, in which 22 people, nearly all with Latino last names, were killed and many others were wounded.
El Paso veteran died while shielding wife, granddaughter from gunfire: family
A Texas veteran killed during Saturday’s mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso died after shielding his wife and granddaughter, 9, from gunfire, his family said.
Lawyer assigned to man charged in El Paso shooting rampage
The man suspected of killing 22 people and wounding many others at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, has been assigned a public defender.
GOP governor urges background checks for gun sales after shooting
Facing pressure to take action after the latest mass shooting in the U.S., Ohio's Republican governor urged the GOP-led state Legislature Tuesday to pass laws requiring background checks for nearly all gun sales and allowing courts to restrict firearms access for people perceived as threats.
Medical experts: Mental illness not main driver of mass shootings
President Donald Trump's focus on "mentally ill monsters" oversimplifies the role of mental illness in public mass shootings and downplays the ease with which Americans can get firearms, experts said.
Shootings show challenges for FBI in probing domestic terror
Following two mass shootings over the weekend, President Donald Trump called on federal authorities Monday to do a better job identifying violent extremists in the U.S. But that won't be easy.
5 months on, Christchurch shooter influences others
The attack on a Texas Walmart that left 22 people dead bore all the classic hallmarks of America's cycle of mass shootings: A lone shooter. Multiple casualties. A white male accused of the crime.
After shootings, Congress weighs gun violence response
After mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio, Congress again is confronted with the question of what, if anything, lawmakers should do to combat the scourge of gun violence afflicting the country.