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Robin Wolfenden was practicing yoga on her balcony on a spring morning in Nashville when she heard the sirens -- the sound of first responders rushing to the scene of America's latest school shooting, this time at nearby Covenant School. The next day she laid six stones -- a Jewish tradition -- for the victims at the entrance of the property that houses the Covenant Presbyterian Church-

The head of a school. A pastor’s daughter. And three children still in the third grade. As yet another community reeled in the wake of a school mass shooting, details on the six victims began to surface Monday. Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs and William Kinney were all 9 years old when their lives were cut short by the 28-year-old gun-wielding former student who was killed by police in

Nashville Police announced on Monday they responded to an elementary school shooting. According to reports, four people are dead, including the gunman. “An active shooter event has taken place at Covenant School, Covenant Presbyterian Church, on Burton Hills Dr. The shooter was engaged by MNPD and is dead,” Nashville Police announced in a tweet. The Nashville Fire Department also confirmed

Philip R. Sellinger, the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, and members of his staff will host a town hall meeting in Jersey City later this month. The 90-minute meeting with residents is scheduled for March 21 at 6 p.m. at the Temple Beth-El, 2419 Kennedy Blvd. It is the second in a series of town hall meetings. Sellinger’s first meeting was held at the Zion Hill Baptist Church in Newark in