Sandy Hook Elementary School Victims

Charlotte Bacon, 6

Daniel Barden, 7

Rachel Davino, 29

Olivia Engel, 6

Josephine Gay, 7

Ana Marquez-Greene, 6

Dylan Hockley, 6

Dawn Hocksprung, 47

Madeline Hsu, 6

Catherine Hubbard, 6

James Mattioli, 6

Grace McDonnell, 7

Chase Kowalski, 7

Jesse Lewis, 6

Anne Marie Murphy, 52

Emilie Parker, 6

Jack Pinto, 6

Noah Pozner, 6

Caroline Previdi, 6

Jessica Rekos, 6

Avielle Richman, 6

Lauren Russeau, 30

Mary Sherlach, 56

Victoria Soto, 27

Benjamin Wheeler, 6

Allison Wyatt, 6

Newtown Shooting Coverage

  1. Last of Conn. shooting victims buried

    Last of Conn. shooting victims buried

    Emilie Parker was one of three Sandy Hook Elementary School students laid to rest Saturday, the last of the victims of the Dec. 14 mass shooting to be buried.

  2. Bells across country toll for Newtown

    Bells across country toll for Newtown

    For the people of Newtown and for people across the country, 9:30 a.m. was a time to stop, listen and remember.

  3. Walk 27 event held to honor Sandy Hook

    Walk 27 event held to honor Sandy Hook

    Scores of people turned out in Escondido early Friday morning as part of a national effort to honor those killed at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., last week.

  4. NRA calls for armed police in schools

    NRA calls for armed police in schools

    The National Rifle Association on Friday held a news conference in response to the Newtown school shootings, where it called for an armed police officer in every school, and blamed the media for allowing violent culture to come into children's homes. The speech was interrupted twice by protestors.

  5. Sites to go dark for Sandy Hook victims

    Sites to go dark for Sandy Hook victims

    Some major websites will go dark for one minute Friday at 9:30 a.m. ET as part of a national moment of silence for the victims of last week's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

  6. Hearbreak, more funerals in Newtown

    Hearbreak, more funerals in Newtown

    In yet another day of heartbreak, three more tiny victims of a massacre in Newtown will be laid to rest Thursday, a now-familiar sight of processions rolling down streets lined with tearful mourners.

  7. Sandy Hook students out until January

    Sandy Hook students out until January

    Attendance was taken at schools across this devastated town on Tuesday as most students returned to the classroom for the first time since the deadly school shooting.

  8. Firefighters recall chaos of shooting

    Firefighters recall chaos of shooting

    Amid the chaos that first-responder Ray Corbo witnessed on Friday, there is one image that he will never forget.

  9. NRA breaks silence after school shooting

    NRA breaks silence after school shooting

    The National Rifle Association broke a four-day-long silence after Friday's massacre in Newtown, Conn., while students returned to schools Tuesday and marked the beginning of a new reality.

  10. ABC: Newtown school closed after threat

    ABC: Newtown school closed after threat

    An elementary school in Newtown, Conn., was shut down due to threats Tuesday, the first day of classes since the shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School, according to ABC News.

  11. Newtown residents head to Washington

    Newtown residents head to Washington

    Several Newtown, Conn., residents decided to drop their usual family and work obligations Tuesday, get up at dawn and drive to Washington to meet with the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.

  12. Cerberus to sell gunmaker after massacre

    Cerberus to sell gunmaker after massacre

    Private equity firm Cerberus has put U.S. firearms maker Freedom Group up for sale following Friday's killing of 20 children and 6 adults at the Sandy Hook school shooting in Connecticut.

  13. Dick's suspends sale of certain guns

    Dick's suspends sale of certain guns

    Dick's Sporting Goods, one of the largest sporting goods retailers in the world, says it has removed all guns from its store nearest to Newtown, Conn., and is suspending the sale of certain kinds of semi-automatic rifles from its chains nationwide.

  14. Shooter's mother struggled to raise son

    Shooter's mother struggled to raise son

    Nancy Lanza was raising a quiet, socially awkward young man, the kind of teenager who, a former classmate recalled, would just go stand in the corner.

  15. Local leaders discuss school safety

    Local leaders discuss school safety

    San Diego police were maintaining a higher-than-usual presence at schools Monday in response to the elementary school massacre in Newtown, Conn., where a gunman killed 20 children, including a 6-year-old

  16. Mass shooting locations often renovated

    Mass shooting locations often renovated

    After most major school shooting incidents, administrators and parents move to demolish or heavily rehabilitate the classrooms, hallways, gymnasiums and other spaces where students were murdered. 

  17. Funerals held for Conn. shooting victims

    Funerals held for Conn. shooting victims

    As relatives began to say goodbye, forever, to their slain children, investigators in Connecticut worked Monday to better understand what happened to them, including digging deeper into the gun and computer use of the 20-year-old man who ended their lives.

  18. Link between disorder, violence?

    Link between disorder, violence?

     An official says the gunman in the Connecticut school shooting had Asperger's syndrome, but experts say there's no connection between the disorder and violent behavior.

  19. Conn. shooting victim has local ties

    Conn. shooting victim has local ties

    10News has learned one of the victims in the Connecticut school shooting has ties to San Diego.

  20. President: 'Newtown, you are not alone'

    President: 'Newtown, you are not alone'

    President Barack Obama offered the condolences of a nation to the people of Newtown, Conn., during a memorial service Sunday night, saying, "All across this land of ours, we have wept with you. ... Newtown, you are not alone."

  21. Theater shooting victim lives in Conn.

    Theater shooting victim lives in Conn.

    A survivor of the Aurora theater shooting lives about ten minutes from the scene of the latest mass shooting.

  22. Teachers were heroes during massacre

    Teachers were heroes during massacre

    Facing down a gunman, placing yourself in the path of flying bullets, forfeiting your life to protect innocents. It's a job description fitting for a soldier or police officer, but for a school teacher -- an elementary school teacher at that?

  23. AR-15 used for most of Conn. shooting

    AR-15 used for most of Conn. shooting

    The weapon "utilized most of the time" during Friday's Connecticut school shooting was a Bushmaster AR-15 "assault-type weapon," Connecticut State Police Lt. J. Paul Vance said Sunday afternoon.

  24. Conn. shooting renews gun control debate

    Conn. shooting renews gun control debate

    As the horrific details continue to emerge from the Newtown, Conn. shooting massacre, lawmakers, advocacy groups and gun experts have begun weighing in on policy changes that they say could reduce the chances of another mass shooting.

  25. In Memory: Portraits of shooting victims

    In Memory: Portraits of shooting victims

    After the gunfire ended Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School, the trail of loss was more than many could bear: 20 students and six adults at the school, the gunman's mother at home, and the gunman himself.

  26. Newtown church 'all clear' after threat

    Newtown church 'all clear' after threat

    The premises of a Catholic church in Newtown, Connecticut, were declared "all clear" Sunday after a threat of violence prompted authorities to evacuate the building, police said.

  27. Cher and Cyndi Lauper join calls for...

    Cher and Cyndi Lauper join calls for...

    CHER, CYNDI LAUPER, LENA DUNHAM and ZACH BRAFF are among the stars who have joined the call for tighter gun control laws as America reels from the massacre at a Connecticut elementary school on Friday (14Dec12).

  28. Details slowly emerge about Adam Lanza

    Details slowly emerge about Adam Lanza

    As with many murder-suicides, the suspect in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting took to his grave the reasons that compelled him to kill more than two dozen people before taking his own life in the second deadliest school shooting in U.S. history.

  29. Gunman's father says family saddened

    Gunman's father says family saddened

    The father of the gunman in the Connecticut school rampage says his family is saddened and struggling to make sense of what happened.

  30. Names of Conn. shooting victims released

    Names of Conn. shooting victims released

    Authorities in Newtown, Connecticut, put together more pieces of the puzzle Saturday to explain exactly what happened inside Sandy Hook Elementary School, one day after a gunman opened fire there, killing 20 students and six adults.

  31. Dad remembers 6-year-old shooting victim

    Dad remembers 6-year-old shooting victim

    Fighting back tears and struggling to catch his breath, the father of a 6-year-old gunned down in the school shooting in Connecticut told the world Saturday about a little girl who loved to draw and was always smiling, and he also reserved surprising words of sympathy for the gunman.

  32. Stars stunned by school shooting,...

    Stars stunned by school shooting,...

    More celebrities are pouring out their thoughts about Friday's (14Dec12) horrific elementary school massacre in Connecticut as police officials confirm 27 people lost their lives in the tragedy.

  33. Newtown community grieving together

    Newtown community grieving together

    In Newtown, Conn., messages of grief are now interspersed with the season's usual festive garlands and lights.

  34. Obama: 'Our hearts are broken'

    Obama: 'Our hearts are broken'

    With broken hearts, President Barack Obama said that America grieves for those lost and the families affected by the mass shooting in Connecticut.

  35. Shootings raise healthcare questions

    Shootings raise healthcare questions

    An expert says the shooting in Conn. highlights the deficient access to child and adolescent psychiatry in the U.S.

  36. Aurora victim revives gun control demand

    Aurora victim revives gun control demand

    After the shooting in a Connecticut school, the father of a man killed in July's shooting in Aurora, Colo., renewed demands for gun control.

Related Stories

  1. Special training prepares for shooter

    Special training prepares for shooter

    The shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary school in Newtown, Conn., has many communities examining their own school safety policies.

  2. Mass shooting locations often renovated

    Mass shooting locations often renovated

    After most major school shooting incidents, administrators and parents move to demolish or heavily rehabilitate the classrooms, hallways, gymnasiums and other spaces where students were murdered. 

  3. Mass murder rate same; Homicides drop

    Mass murder rate same; Homicides drop

    The occurrence of multiple and mass murder in the United States has held constant during the last 20 years even though homicides and other kinds of violent crimes have been cut nearly in half since the early 1990s.

  4. What is Asperger syndrome?

    What is Asperger syndrome?

    Asperger syndrome has been mentioned a lot in the news after the Newtown school shooter has been reported to have the disease.  But, what exactly is it?

Video

Images

  1. Remembering the Newtown shooting victims

    Remembering the Newtown shooting victims

    Remembering the children and adults lost in the Newtown shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary.

  2. Community copes with shooting aftermath

    Community copes with shooting aftermath

    A Connecticut community is coping with the aftermath of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. on Friday.

  3. Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

    Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting

    Images from the mass shooting inside Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut.

  4. Deadly school shootings in U.S. history

    Deadly school shootings in U.S. history

    With reports of a school shooting in Connecticut, look back at other major school shootings in U.S. history.

Support

  1. Help for victims of Sandy Hook shooting

    Help for victims of Sandy Hook shooting

    The chilling sound of multiple gunshots shattered the relative quiet of the school day at Sandy Hook Elementary School at around 9:30 Friday morning -- children screaming, then silence, as teachers did their best to protect their students and keep them quiet, hoping desperately the shooter would not find them.

  2. Helping kids deal with school shootings

    Helping kids deal with school shootings

    Another horrific tragedy. Another day when parents wonder what to say to their kids. Another day to hope that their family -- and their young one's innocence -- can be protected.

Links

  1. Substance Abuse, Mental Health Services

    Substance Abuse, Mental Health Services

    The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration offers mental health programs and treatment facilities in most areas. The agency also maintains a toll-free disaster distress helpline at 800-985-5990.

  2. United Way Sandy Hook Support Fund

    United Way Sandy Hook Support Fund

    The United Way of Western Connecticut in partnership with Newtown Savings Bank has created the “Sandy Hook School Support Fund” that will be able to provide support services to the families and community affected by the shooting.

  3. Friends of the Engel Family Fund

    Friends of the Engel Family Fund

    Olivia Rose Engel, 6, lost her life in the tragic events at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. In response, supporters have set up the "Friends of the Engel Family Fund" to aid her family through this difficult time.

  4. Emilie Parker Fund

    Emilie Parker Fund

    Relatives of shooting victim, Emilie Parker, have set up a memorial fund at America First Credit Union in Utah and are accepting donations through a special Facebook page to assist her family.

  5. Newtown Parent Connection

    Newtown Parent Connection

    The Newtown Parent Connection is accepting donations for the families of the shooting victims which can be made on its website.