Gunman

 Washington Post: Co-workers knew he was struggling. They didn’t expect he’d buy an AR-15. The man who killed five and wounded eight at a Louisville bank had been undergoing therapy and considered suicide -- but faced no hurdles in purchasing a rifle days before the attack. Some survivors and victims’ families are planning to sue the gunmaker. Story By Robert Klemko

In a country saturated with guns, including an industry estimate of at least 20 million AR-15s, the bank killings were not unique. Ninety-nine days into the calendar year, Sturgeon’s assault on Old National Bank was the 15th mass killing with a gun in the United States in 2023...