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Shootings near 5 college communities leave 3 dead, at least 29 injured

Police are investigating the shootings, with at least 29 people injured and several suspects detained across the five states.

  • Over the weekend, shootings near college communities across five states left three people dead and at least 29 others injured, prompting investigations in Colorado, Illinois, Alabama, Delaware, and Arkansas.
  • In Boulder, Colorado, an overnight Saturday shooting at a home near the University of Colorado Boulder killed one student and left another critically injured, prompting Boulder Police Chief Steve Redfearn to state the community deserves safety.
  • Gunfire erupted early Sunday near Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, killing a 19-year-old woman and hospitalizing seven, while violence followed the 85th Magic City Classic in Birmingham near Legion Field, leaving one dead and eight wounded.
  • Near the University of Delaware in Newark, a Saturday night shooting hospitalized at least six people, with University President Laura Carlson telling the community, "We are all impacted."
  • Six people were also hospitalized in Fayetteville, Arkansas, following a shooting early Sunday, while Police Chief Daniel Comeaux said investigators are still trying to determine if the shootings are related.
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Shootings near 5 college communities leave 3 dead, at least 29 injured

Shootings in four college communities over the weekend left three people dead and at least 29 others injured.

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WVII / Fox Bangor broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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