One every 6.53 days: US on record pace for mass killings
A staggering 2,842 people have died in mass killings in the U.S. since 2006.
Colorado parents asked to step in, guard middle school after nearby shootings
McAuliffe International School in Denver will also stop selling hoodies as part of school uniform
Multiple shootings in Maine leave 4 dead, 3 injured, 1 in custody
Four people were fatally shot at a house in Maine on Tuesday shortly before gunfire wounded three others on a busy highway, in a pair of crimes that are linked, authorities said. One person was in custody.
Mass shooting in Dadeville, Alabama, leaves four people dead, 'multitude' hurt
Most of the victims are teenagers because the shooting happened at a 16-year-old's birthday party.
Another Louisville mass shooting leaves 2 dead, 4 injured days after bank massacre; suspect at large
Louisville police are on the hunt for a person who opened fire while hundreds were gathered at Chickasaw Park.
Louisville turns to faith, mourns victims of mass shooting
Hundreds gathered at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, where one of the victims, Joshua Barrick, was an active member.
Louisville bank shooting: Body cam footage shows officers under fire
Body camera video shows Louisville police officers being fired upon as they arrive at the bank where five people were killed and the harrowing minutes while officers confront the shooter and work to rescue a wounded colleague.
Louisville bank shooting body cam video released by police
The body cam footage from the Louisville bank shooting where five people were killed, shows the events that transpired once officers arrived on the scene.
Louisville bank shooting: What we know about the victims
Tributes were growing Monday for the five people slain in a shooting at a Louisville bank, with friends sharing details of their lives and mourners gathering at vigils.
5th victim dies after Louisville bank shooting
Police say a Louisville bank employee armed with a rifle opened fire at his workplace, killing five people.
“I just swore him in": Officer injured in Louisville bank shooting had just graduated from police academy
The police chief said the 26-year-old rookie officer suffered a bullet wound to the head and has been released from surgery in critical but stable condition.
Expelled Tennessee lawmakers may get their seats back
The GOP supermajority expelled the two lawmakers, leaving about 140,000 voters in primarily Black districts with no representation in the House.
Colorado suspect allegedly planned multiple school shootings: Authorities
Arrest papers say deputies found a drawn layout of the school and a manifesto filled with "schizophrenic rants."
Over 20 shots fired as 4 people are shot in Nicetown-Tioga
Philadelphia police are investigating the shooting of four people, including a 62-year-old woman who is critically injured, in Nicetown-Tioga.
Nashville school shooter planned attack for months, police say
Authorities say 28-year-old Audrey Hale spent months planning the deadly shooting at The Covenant School and disclosed that Hale “considered the actions of other mass murderers."
FBI documents provide new details into Las Vegas shooter’s mindset
A collection of FBI documents made public this week offers a new look into high-stakes gambler Stephen Paddock’s viewpoint before he carried out the deadliest mass shooting in modern America.
Lawmakers get into hallway shouting match over gun violence as Democrat calls Republicans 'cowards'
Rep. Jamaal Bowman was shouting in front of a throng of reporters before Rep. Thomas Massie challenged him
Nashville shooting: Hundreds protest at Tennessee Capitol demanding gun control
Protesters gathered outside Tennessee’s state capitol building in Nashville on Thursday, March 30, demanding gun reform legislation following Monday’s shooting at the city’s Covenant School.
Hundreds gather for candlelight vigil to honor victims in Nashville shooting
Hundreds of people have gathered at a candlelight vigil to mourn the three children and three adults slain in a school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.
Mass shootings seldom shift partisan policies despite public outcry
Sorrow and sympathy are widespread. But what comes next from policymakers is likely to depend on which political party is in charge of a state.