2023 Sets Record for Mass Shootings and Deaths in a Single Year: Report

Mass Shootings Hit Highest Point Since 2006? Hardly

A report claims mass shootings reached the highest point since 2006, but that all depends on how broad a definition you want to use.

US ends 2023 with record for most mass killings in a single year

Among the 630 mass shootings recorded, there were 1,463 unintentional shootings, 39,951 deaths, and 34,107 injuries.

US has highest number on record of mass killings and deaths in single year

The latest mass killing in the United States happened Sunday (Dec 3) in Kellogg, Idaho, where a 31-year-old man was detained at the scene of a shooting that left four people dead inside a residence. The mass shooting was part of a spate of gun violence over the weekend that killed and wounded people across the US, i

There have already been 38 firearm attacks, with at least four deaths each, in the US this year. It's more cases of so-called mass shootings than ever before. When accounting for all firearm-related deaths, an average of 132 people die each day in the United States.

US hits grim milestone as it breaks record for most mass shootings in a year

The US has just broken a grim milestone after setting the record for the most mass shootings recorded in a single year.Two shootings over the weekend pushed mass shootings this year over the previous record of 36 - bringing the total of 2023 so far to 38.Different groups count mass shootings and killings in different ways with some groups simply including incidents in which multiple people are shot regardless of the number of deaths.According to…

2023 Breaks Record for Most Mass Killings From Guns in a Single Year in the US

So far in 2023, there have been 38 mass killings with guns in the United States, a number that exceeds the total amount seen in any other year in modern times. The number is based on a measurement compiled by The Washington Post, which defines a mass killing with a gun as any incident in which four or more individuals are killed by gun violence. The Post has tracked such events since 2006. Source