Weekend VIolence
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Ryan Raybould, United States Attorney, Northern District of Texas, responds to a question during a news conference in Dallas, Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, Monday, Nov. 2, 2026.
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Federal and local authorities plan to increase police presence in a Dallas entertainment district after deadly shootings over the weekend. Three shootings left four people dead and 15 injured early Sunday. Authorities are still searching for suspects and motives. Nationwide, Halloween weekend saw multiple mass shootings. In Jackson, Mississippi, two people were killed and six injured during a nightclub shooting. Birmingham, Alabama, saw two shootings outside a college football game, leaving one dead and eight injured. Police in college towns reported shootings in their nightlife districts where annual Halloween gatherings are popular, including in Fayetteville, Arkansas; Newark, Delaware; Bloomington, Illinois; and Bloomington, Indiana.
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