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Oregon community mourns victims from elementary school shooting

Oregon community mourns victims from elementary school shooting
NBC News Sunday 18 October 2026, 22:44 UTC 2 min read
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2 killed, 10 injured after woman drives truck through youth soccer game 02:04 Good News: Football ‘Victory Day’ inspires movement at schools nationwide 01:32 Pope Leo says he will gradually resume duties after cancer surgery 01:28 U.S. taking Putin’s side would be a ‘historic mistake,’ Zelenskyy says 02:00 Oxygen masks drop during mid-air flight emergency 01:24 Now Playing Oregon community mourns victims from elementary school shooting 01:02 UP NEXT Air Force service member dies from fall...

2 killed, 10 injured after woman drives truck through youth soccer game 02:04 Good News: Football ‘Victory Day’ inspires movement at schools nationwide 01:32 Pope Leo says he will gradually resume duties after cancer surgery 01:28 U.S. taking Putin’s side would be a ‘historic mistake,’ Zelenskyy says 02:00 Oxygen masks drop during mid-air flight emergency 01:24 Now Playing Oregon community mourns victims from elementary school shooting 01:02 UP NEXT Air Force service member dies from fall before college football game 00:51 French president speaks out on violent nationwide unrest across France 01:33 4 service members killed and dozens injured in fire at Canadian military base 01:53 Florida man killed by alligator 01:26 Good news: Town brings homecoming parade to doorstep of 6-year-old battling cancer 03:10 Pope Leo set to speak at Vatican after cancer surgery 01:03 President Trump faces backlash over Russia sanctions relief 02:03 High school reading syllabus classics take over Hollywood 01:50 Hero FlyDubai pilot speaks for first time on in-flight attack 01:36 Several homes destroyed after wildfire hits Southern California 01:30 Neighbor of Oregon shooter describes “normal” teen, loud arguments 02:52 Wildfire burns homes and forces evacuations 02:01 Diddy moved to a new prison days after NBC News report of VIP life behind bars. 01:12 Father of two and teacher credited for saving lives at deadly school shooting that killed four 03:00 Nightly News Oregon community mourns victims from elementary school shooting 01:02 Copied The close-knit community in Bend, Oregon, was mourning on Sunday, remembering the victims of a deadly elementary school shooting. NBC News’ Liz Kreutz reports.Oct. 18, 2026 [Image text:] SILVER RAIL LEMENTARY 90%PC MADEWITH
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