NEW YORK — A man who killed four people at a Manhattan office building bought the rifle he used in the attack and the car he ...

High school classmates and a coach remembered Shane Tamura as a talented running back. Recently, though, he was apparently ...

A gunman who killed four people inside a Manhattan office tower blamed his mental health problems on the National Football ...

As for security, badges and sign-in lists for visitors became standard fare in New York office buildings after the Sept. 11 ...

A New York City police officer who was among the four people shot and killed by a gunman during a rampage at a Manhattan ...

Investigators believe Shane Tamura, a Las Vegas casino worker, was attempting to reach the NFL offices after opening fire in ...

"It was heartbreaking, shock, still in disbelief," said Walter Roby, the former assistant football coach at Granada Hills ...

The NFL puts forward an official statement in light of the shooting outside the leagues' headquarters in New York City.

From the UnitedHealthcare CEO to the NFL office shooting, the Big Apple is turning into a magnet for out-of-state killers.

Tamura was a running back in high school and carried the ball 139 times for 774 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior ...