Mass Shootings

After the worst mass shooting in the state of Maine's history, the culprit is still on the loose. Maine state police searched properties connected to suspect Robert Card Thursday night, but no one was located.

Authorities surrounded the home of the Maine mass shooting suspect on Thursday night.

At least 18 people were killed in the Maine mass shooting Wednesday night.

At least 18 people were killed and more than a dozen others injured Wednesday night in Maine.

The man suspected of killing 18 people and injuring several more in Maine is still on the loose. Officials from around the country are offering their condolences to the victims, their families and the state of Maine.

The governor of Maine spoke publicly Thursday morning following a mass shooting in Lewiston that left 18 dead and 13 injured the night before. Police spoke about their efforts in finding person of interest Robert Card. All Maine residents are encouraged to shelter in place.

The person of interest in a mass shooting in Maine Wednesday night has military training. Residents were asked to shelter in place while he is still at large. Former FBI Agent Ross Rice breaks down what we can expect as law enforcement search for the suspect.

Classes are canceled at Lewiston Public Schools and residents have been asked to shelter in place as police search for the suspect in two mass shootings. Robert Card, 40, has been identified as a person of interest. He recently was suffering from mental health issues and is a trained firearms instructor.

A man opened fire at a bar and a bowling alley in Lewiston, Maine Wednesday leaving several people dead and more injured. Police say 40-year-old Robert Card is a person of interest. Residents have been asked to shelter in place as the search continues for the shooter.

Police are searching for a suspect who killed at least 22 people in Maine Wednesday night.

A mass shooting Monday night in Chicago's West Englewood neighborhood killed one person and wounded another three.

A gunman is still at large after shooting eight people in River North this weekend.

Two men are dead and two others, including a 7-year-old, were wounded after a gunman opened fire in a vacant lot in East Garfield Park Sunday afternoon.

Gun violence is rising across the country but one local group is looking to end it. This Saturday, the group will be holding a fundraiser to help the survivors of gun violence. JaShawn Hill, executive director of Chicago Survivors and volunteer Shannon Goodrich, talk more about it.