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El Paso residents tell Trump to stay away after shooting
US President Donald Trump is scheduled to stop off in the Texan border city where 22 died in a weekend gun massacre on Wednesday, after first visiting Dayton, Ohio, where another gunman shot nine dead.
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Mapping mass shootings in the US in 2019
Map and calendar detailing mass shootings in the US since January 2019 that have resulted in at least four people being killed or wounded.
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Trump condemns white supremacy, vague on gun measures after US shootings
Trump did not address accusations that his own anti-immigrant and racially charged comments have contributed to a rise in race tensions, nor did he call for broad gun control measures.
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Trump blames news media for 'anger and rage' in America
Dayton Police Chief Richard Biehl told a news conference that the quick police response was 'crucial,' preventing the shooter from entering a bar.
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Single murder charge filed against Texas shooting suspect
The single charge is likely a legal place holder, to keep Patrick Crusius in custody until further charges can be filed against him for each of the dead and the wounded. He's accused of killing 20 people and wounding more than two dozen others at a Walmart store in El Paso on the weekend.
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Under-pressure Trump says 'hate has no place' after two mass shootings
'Hate has no place in our country,' President Trump said, but he also blamed mental illness for the violence
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Walmart to keep selling guns despite recent shootings at its stores
A man opened fire with an assault rifle at a Walmart in Texas on Saturday, killing 20 people, just four days after a disgruntled employee shot dead two coworkers and wounded a responding police officer at one of the massive chain's stores in Mississippi.
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Factbox: Major shootings in the United States
These are some of the bloodiest and most notable US mass shootings in recent decades, ranked by death toll.
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9 killed in Ohio shooting, assailant dead - police
The suspect had opened fire on the street firing 'a long gun with multiple rounds.'
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3 killed in US festival shooting, suspected gunman dead
Police said it was 'still an active crime scene' at the site of the three-day Gilroy Garlic Festival, one of the largest food festivals in the country.
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Multiple victims as shooter opens fire at US food festival
Footage on NBC showed people running as shots rang out at the Gilroy Garlic Festival, 30 miles (48 kilometers) southeast of San Jose, one of the largest food festivals in the country.
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Two students arrested in Colorado school shooting make first appearance
Douglas County District Judge Theresa Slade, who presided over both proceedings, ordered the two suspects to remain held without bond pending their next court hearings, set for Friday, when formal charges are expected to be filed.
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Two students open fire at Colorado school, killing one, wounding seven
Law enforcement officials declined to comment on a possible motive for the rampage, saying it was too early in the course of the investigation, which was being assisted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Florida teachers can arm themselves under new gun bill
On 14 February, 2018, a former student armed with a semiautomatic rifle opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, killing 17 people and wounding 17 others.
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Two dead in US university campus shooting
Local emergency services said two people had been killed, while another two sustained life-threatening injuries and two more were being treated for less serious wounds.
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Court rules gunmaker Remington can be sued over US massacre
The attack just before Christmas left 20 school children and six staffers dead.
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Five killed in central Florida bank shooting, police say
The shooting occurred at the SunTrust Bank in Sebring, a town of about 10,000 people 95 miles south of Orlando, around 12:30 pm ET Sebring Police Chief Karl Hoglund said at a news conference.
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Trump bans 'bump stocks' used in mass Las Vegas shooting
The Trump administration is already bracing for a lawsuit from the National Rifle Association or other gun ownership groups.
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At least 11 reported wounded in California bar shooting
Witnesses told CNN the attacker had a large handgun, wore a black trench coat and glasses and threw smoke grenades inside the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks.
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Police search for motive in Florida mass shooting
Witnesses told local media that the gunman was a disgruntled gamer, angry because he lost Sunday’s tournament.
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[UPDATE] Gunman kills two at video game tournament in Florida
Local media said the shooter had been competing in the tournament and lost, then apparently targeted other players before killing himself.
