Mass Shooting

Demolition began on First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, the site of America's deadliest mass shooting in a religious building.

A few weeks ago, the Texas Supreme Court ruled, rightly so, that victims and their families would not be able to hold Academy Sports and Outdoors responsible for the mass shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas in 2017. Academy Sports and Outdoors did everything right...

The Lubbock man who sold the firearm that ended up being used in a mass shooting in Odessa has been sentenced to two years in federal prison.

20-year-old William Patrick Williams, the Lubbock man who plotted a mass shooting, was sentenced on Thursday, November 5th to 2 years in federal prison.

The FBI received a criminal complaint about the refugee in July 2020, regarding threats of violence and photos of the refugee armed with multiple weapons.

William Patrick Williams was only 19-years-old in 2019, when he planned to carry out a mass shooting at a Lubbock hotel and commit suicide by cop.

Before the raid, the Wall Street Journal reported that the weapon used in last week's mass shooting in Midland/Odessa was allegedly purchased from a Lubbock man.

Seven people have died as a result of last week's mass shooting in the Permian Basin. Their identities were released on Monday.

Officer Zack Owens was one of three law enforcement officers shot during the mass shooting in Midland & Odessa. He suffered injuries to an arm, a hand, and eye.

At least three law enforcement officers were wounded during Saturday's deadly shooting in Midland and Odessa, Texas. All three remain in the hospital.