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(CNN) — Investigators searching for mass shooting suspect Robert Card have received more than 530 tips from the public, Maine’s public safety commissioner said Friday. But the “armed<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/authorities-receive-hundreds-of-tips-search-new-locations-as-manhunt-for-suspected-maine-gunman-continues/">Read More</a>

Robert Card, the Army Reservist who allegedly opened fire at a bowling alley and a sports bar Wednesday night, had been suffering from hearing loss in the months leading up to the rampage — in which at least four members of the deaf community were killed.

Authorities pressed their manhunt for Robert Card, the suspect in the shooting that killed 18 people and injured 13 more at a restaurant and bowling alley in Lewiston, Maine.

These are words from the people who knew some of the victims well, who are carrying a tremendous weight and an unfathomable loss.

Marlee Maitlin urges broadcast and other news media to ensure ASL interpreters are visible during press conferences on Maine mass shooting.

Police in Maine plan to trawl the waters of the Androscoggin River with divers and sonar in their...

Maine’s close-knit community of deaf and hard of hearing people is grieving in the wake of the Lewiston shootings that killed beloved members, many of whom were ardent advocates.

One victim was widely recognized as a sign language interpreter for state briefings during the coronavirus pandemic.

Bob, 76, and Lucy Violette were gunned down at the Just-In-Time Recreation bowling alley, where they played in a couples league every Wednesday night.

Gunman killed 18 people in attacks at a restaurant and a bowling alley, and details are now emerging of those who died