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A woman identified as Tampril Davis was fatally shot Saturday night in southwest Birmingham after an altercation involving several people turned violent.

Officers were dispatched around 7:35 p.m. to the 2400 block of Snavely Avenue following reports of a shooting. When they arrived, they found Davis critically wounded in the front yard of a residence.

Investigators said Davis had suffered multiple gunshot wounds. She was rushed to a nearby hospital for emergency treatment but died a short time later from her injuries.

Police spokesman Officer De’Rell Freeman said preliminary information indicates that an altercation broke out between an undisclosed number of people before gunfire erupted. During the shooting, Davis was struck multiple times.

Authorities detained two men at the scene and transported them to Birmingham Police Headquarters for questioning as detectives worked to determine exactly what led to the deadly shooting.

No charges had been announced as of Saturday night, and the investigation remains ongoing.

A 16-year-old teenager was shot and killed Saturday afternoon in north St. Louis.

Police were called just after 4 p.m. to the 4300 block of Lee Avenue in the O’Fallon neighborhood after reports of a shooting. When officers arrived, they found the teen suffering from gunshot wounds. Despite emergency response efforts, the victim was pronounced dead.

CHICAGO — Two people are dead and five others are recovering in the hospital after two gunmen opened fire on a group gathered on the city’s Southwest Side overnight.

According to police, the shooting unfolded just before 12:30 a.m. in the 5100 block of South Wood Street, in the Back of the Yards.

Officers said a group was gathered outside in the area when two unknown male offenders approached, pulled out guns and opened fire on the group.

In total, seven people sustained gunshot wounds.

Two of the people shot, both males, were later pronounced dead at the hospital.

A 23-year-old woman who suffered gunshot wounds to her head was listed in critical condition.

A 54-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman who were injured in the gunfire were hospitalized in fair condition.

A 21-year-old man and a 32-year-old man, who were also shot, were later hospitalized in good condition.

Currently, it is unclear what led to the gunfire and authorities say an investigation is underway.

A gathering at a home in Birmingham, Alabama, turned deadly Thursday night when gunfire erupted and more than 30 rounds were fired into the residence.

Police responded to the 150 block of Holley Avenue in the Sandusky community just after 8:30 p.m. following reports of a shooting. Investigators said multiple people were inside the home when gunmen opened fire, striking seven adults.

All seven victims were rushed to area hospitals.

Two people, 33-year-old Diandra Young Johnson and 50-year-old Benard Duane Montez Watts, later died from their injuries. Five others survived, with at least three suffering non-life-threatening wounds.

Birmingham police spokesman Officer De'Rell Freeman said investigators recovered evidence showing at least 30 shots were fired during the attack.

Authorities have not announced any arrests or identified any suspects.

A shooting inside a home on the 1000 block of 32nd Avenue in Bellwood, Illinois, left two people dead early Monday morning.

Neighbors reported hearing multiple gunshots around 1:30 a.m.

Emergency crews responded to the house and found two adults suffering from gunshot injuries. Both victims were taken to Loyola Hospital, where they were pronounced dead.

One of the victims was identified as 23-year-old Sincere Aaron.

Neighbors said the second victim was a woman in her 20s who lived at the home.

Police secured the area with crime scene tape and spent several hours gathering evidence and speaking with residents. Authorities have classified the case as a homicide investigation.

The Bellwood Police Department and the West Suburban Major Crimes Task Force are working to determine who was responsible and what led to the deadly shooting.

A 21-year-old man identified as Kris was shot and killed on Milwaukee's northwest side, and police are searching for the person responsible.

The shooting happened just after 10 p.m. on Sunday near 95th Street and Brown Deer Road in the city's North Meadow neighborhood.

Police squads and evidence markers were seen throughout an apartment parking lot at the scene. Police said the victim died at the scene.

It is not clear what led up to the shooting or who pulled the trigger.

PHILADELPHIA -- A man identified as Rakim Mathis lost his life following a shooting late Saturday in North Philadelphia.

It happened around 11:30p.m. in the 2300 block of Sedgley Street.

Officers arrived to the scene and found the man, 36, with two gunshot wounds to his chest, and one to his leg.

He was taken to Temple University Hospital, where he died.

Police found several shell casings at the scene, but no weapon.

BERKELEY, Mo. - One person died and three others were injured in a shooting that happened at a birthday gathering at Ramona Lake in Berkeley on Thursday.

The shooting happened around 5:20 p.m., police say. Officers received a call about two people shot. When they arrived, police say they found a third victim had been shot and a car that was submerged in a lake.

In total, three men and one woman were shot. Two victims were taken to a hospital by ambulance.

The female victim crashed at the intersection of Hanley and Springdale while trying to drive herself to the hospital.

A car ended up in Ramona Lake when the driver tried to flee the scene when shots broke out. The driver accidentally put the car in reverse, police say, driving into the lake. A man and infant were also in the car. All three made it out of the vehicle.

One victim drove himself to the hospital.

The victim who died was identified by family and friends on Facebook as " Whop Skeno "

Police say an argument started among friends before shots rang out.

Police said the suspect(s) fled the scene.

42yr old Greg McElwee, an Army veteran from Milwaukee, was inside his apartment Wednesday morning when a 29yr old man reportedly came to complain about noise coming from the apartment.

Greg answered the door and the two started talking, but the conversation quickly turned into an argument.

According to Greg's family, he no longer wanted to continue the discussion when the suspect suddenly pulled out a gun and fired two shots into Greg’s chest.

Greg’s 13yr old son witnessed the shooting. The teenager quickly pushed the suspect out of the apartment, shut the door and locked it before calling 911. Greg later died from his injuries.

The suspect fled the area in a black Audi, leading police on a five-mile chase through Milwaukee into Wauwatosa. The chase ended near 124th Street and Capitol Drive when the Audi crashed. Officers pulled the suspect from the heavily damaged vehicle and took him into custody.

Police taped off the apartment complex for hours while investigators processed the scene. Family members described Greg as a devoted father and Army veteran, saying his son has now lost the only guardian he has known most of his life.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Police arrested a man accused of fatally stabbing and shooting a woman and a young girl inside a home in east Columbus Wednesday evening.

Derrick Green, 35, was arrested by SWAT officers without incident and is charged with murder.

Officers with the Columbus Division of Police were called to a house in the 2000 block of Chatsworth Way around 7:15 p.m. on a well-being check for 33-year-old Shalimar Green and 11-year-old Aliv’eyah Chandler.

Before officers arrived, police said a relative entered the house and found the bodies of Shalimar and Aliv’eyah. Medics responded to the scene and pronounced the two dead.

Franklin County Municipal Court records state that Shalimar and Aliv'eyah, who police believe to be mother and daughter, were found with gunshot and stab wounds. Evidence collected at the scene identified Green as the suspect in both deaths. Detectives found spent cartridges, a bloody knife and blood-soaked clothing inside the home.

Police said Green had left the house before officers arrived.

According to court records, a white 2011 Ford Explorer was missing from the home and a red 2012 Dodge Challenger registered in Green's name was parked out front.

Detectives learned that Green had been sleeping in the Challenger. Court records that .380 ammunition was visible in the front passenger seat and it matched the caliber of the spent cartridges inside the home.

Investigators determined that Shalimar was involved in an ongoing domestic dispute with Green, who was her husband, and the two were in the process of ending their relationship, according to police.

Court records state that on Tuesday, Shalimar saw Green sleeping on the couch with a knife and took it away. She confronted him as to why he was carrying a knife.

A date has not yet been set for Green to appear in court.