The NFL released a statement about the mass shooting at its NYC headquarters Monday night, which left four dead, including a police officer.

Then officials say the suspect then got into the elevator and headed to the 33rd floor, the headquarters of Rudin Management.

A somber morning in New York City on Tuesday as the city mourns the loss of four innocent victims, including a veteran NYPD officer, whose lives were claimed during a shooting rampage just hours ...

High school classmates and a coach remembered Shane Tamura as a talented running back. Recently, though, he was apparently ...

Colorado has "red flag" laws, which give authorities the power to take guns away from people who threaten to kill. A 2022 Associated Press report shows Colorado had one of the lowest application rates ...

"It was heartbreaking, shock, still in disbelief," said Walter Roby, the former assistant football coach at Granada Hills ...

New York City police detectives searched the Las Vegas studio apartment of the suspected gunman in Monday's mass shooting at ...

Etienne “tried to crawl to hit the button to recall the elevators so the elevators wouldn’t go to the top floor,” Deputy ...

Shane Tamura, a 27-year-old licensed private investigator and former high school football player from Las Vegas , carried out ...

Five people—including the suspected perpetrator Devon Tamura and NYPD officer Didarul Islam—were left dead at an office ...

Shane Tamura, 27, who fatally shot four people in the building that houses the National Football League's headquarters Monday ...