Wisconsin Shooting

Brewery employee kills five in Milwaukee's Molson Coors complex before taking own life; Donald Trump expresses condolences

An employee opened fire Wednesday at one of the nation's largest breweries in Milwaukee, killing five fellow workers before taking his own life, police said.

Wisconsin shooting victim still in coma

Sikh priest Punjab Singh has remained in a coma ever since the shooting rampage at a Wisconsin temple earlier this month that left six victims dead and three other people wounded.

US Gurdwara shooter's death ruled a suicide

The man who killed six Sikh worshippers at a US temple before fatally shooting himself had a history of alcohol problems and underwent a noticeable personality change in the preceding year.

Gurdwara shooting: 'Our temple will never be the same again'

As the Sikh gurdwara where six worshippers were killed reopened after being swept, scrubbed and painted, a lone bullet hole was left unrepaired as a grim reminder of Sunday's rampage.

Gurdwara shooting: Indian envoy questions free use of guns in US

Calling for a "mature conversation" over the incidents of hate crimes, Indian envoy to the US Nirupama Rao has resonated views expressed by US President Obama saying the country needs soul searching in the wake of gurdwara shooting.

'Gurdwara shooter was a neo-Nazi, alienated and angry'

Sciologist Pete Simi, who befriended Wade Michael Page between 2001 and 2003, said Page sent him an email in which he expressed a lot of anger about Muslims after 9/11. "He said something like, 'America should just plaster all of the Middle East'."

Oak Creek Gurdwara now open for public

Five days after the tragic shooting incident inside its premises which resulted in the death of six Sikh worshippers, the local police handed over the Oak Creek Gurdwara to its management which immediately started the cleaning of the entire premises.

US gurdwara shooting: How American laws aid right-wing extremists

Efforts by US authorities to spot and pre-empt violent right-wing extremists like the ex-soldier who shot up a Wisconsin Sikh temple face serious legal and political hurdles, including free speech guarantees and pushback from political lobbies.

US Gurdwara shooting: Badal meets injured, appeals for peace

The Punjab CM, who is on a private visit to the US along with several of his Cabinet colleagues, reached Milwaukee area in Wisconsin state yesterday and met the victims' families.

FBI cites civil liberties, citizens rights for not monitoring Gurdwara shooter

Federal officials said that they can't open an investigation against anyone in the country based on what they say or what they want.