Guns in America

The suspect said that his actions were not planned, but things had fallen into place like he was being led by Satan.

The images of Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, were released the same day the suspect in the Club Q shooting looked lethargic and was barely audible during a very brief virtual hearing.

"He put tape on his phone, on the camera. Always used to tell us the government was watching," a former co-worker said. "He was just weird."

In several standard motions filed on behalf of Anderson Lee Aldrich on Tuesday, public defenders refer to the suspect as "Mx. Aldrich."

Any Republican leader who has the nerve to offer up hollow “prayers” after the Colorado Springs shooting after helping to mainstream homophobia is shameless.

Colorado Springs locals and national activists said rising anti-LGBTQ rhetoric made the shooting at Club Q feel horribly predictable.

In 2016, Nicholas Franklin Brink became Anderson Lee Aldrich, court documents show.

The shooting at Club Q, a bastion for LGBTQ people in Colorado Springs, devastated families and left a community in mourning.

NBC News is tracking school shootings. Here’s what we found.

Members of Colorado Springs’ queer community say last week’s shooting underscores the stark realities LGBTQ people face living in conservative areas of the United States.

Three of the state’s mass killing incidents have happened in the past two years.