Counselors say feelings will be heightened and more services will be needed once all the victims are identified and the suspect is caught.
Oct 25 killings
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Sparse details about ongoing investigation fuel anxiety and speculation
‘People want to understand this, want to make sense of it,’ one expert said. ‘But sometimes we can’t make sense.’
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Lewiston hospital CEO paints grim picture of night of shooting
Steven G. Littleson says eight wounded remain at Central Maine Medical Center.
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Area colleges working on upcoming schedules in response to Lewiston shootings
CMCC’s conference tournaments, one scheduled to be in Auburn, have been pushed back a week. Bates College and UMaine-Farmington will make decisions Friday.
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Golden adds his voice to call for assault weapons ban as shootings reignite national debate
‘I will work with any colleague to get this done in the time that I have left in Congress,’ said the 2nd-District Democrat, who previously opposed a ban.
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Junior hockey: Nordiques and Thunder unsure if they’ll play this weekend due to Lewiston shooting
The Lewiston- and Auburn-based teams are both scheduled to play road games this weekend. Also, former Lewiston Maineiacs shared condolences on social media regarding Wednesday’s tragedy.
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Here’s what we know about the victims of Maine’s deadliest shooting
They were playing cornhole. They were bowling. They were enjoying being part of the crowd. Then a mass shooter walked through the door.
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Maine’s gun laws back in spotlight after deadliest shooting in state history
The state’s yellow flag law didn’t protect Maine residents this week, and it’s likely to be one focus of the gun control debate expected to dominate the next legislative session.
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Lewiston shooting suspect a skilled marksman who struggled with mental health
Robert R. Card II, 40, recently started wearing powerful hearing aids but began hearing things like people “bashing” him, and he would “get mad” when he was told the voices were just in his head, according to his sister-in-law.
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National leaders respond to mass shootings in Lewiston
Political leaders from around the nation took to social media following the shootings in Lewiston to express sympathies for the tragedy, and once again call for action on gun safety.