The NFL vowed to be resilient, two days after league headquarters was targeted by a gunman who killed four people on Monday.

Instead of calling 911 to get help for himself, authorities say the NFL worker called his colleagues to alert them of the danger headed their way.

The NFL released a statement about the mass shooting at its NYC headquarters Monday night, which left four dead, including a police officer.

Rambling note found on shooter's body suggests he had grievance against NFL over claim he suffered from chronic traumatic ...

Multiple coaches, including Aaron Glenn of the New York Jets and Brian Daboll of the Giants, opened their news conferences by ...

Authorities say the man who killed four people at a Manhattan office building bought the rifle he used in the attack and the ...

Carolina selected McMillan with the eighth overall pick of this year's draft. He comes in as a consensus All-American from ...

Julia Hyman, 27, was working late at Rudin Management’s Midtown office when she stepped out of a panic room and was shot by ...

The NFL puts forward an official statement in light of the shooting outside the leagues' headquarters in New York City.

THE National Football League ( L) vowed to be resilient, two days after league headquarters was targeted by a gunman who ...

Police lined up four rows deep in front of a mosque to pay respects to a fellow officer who was among the victims of a gunman ...