Report: At Least 16 Dead in Maine Mass Shooting

This story has been updated with the current death toll and other details throughout. People in Lewiston, Maine's second-biggest city, have been told to stay in place amid what police say is an active shooter situation involving at least two locations. At least 16 people have been killed—with some putting the number at 22—and 50 to 60 others injured, law enforcement sources and a Lewiston city councilor tell CNN. NBC News notes the death toll is roughly on par with the total number of homicides Maine typically sees in a year. In a Facebook post, Lewiston police said the incident involved Schemengees Bar and Grille and Sparetime Recreation, a bowling alley.

Police released two photos of a suspect holding a gun to his shoulder, as well as a photo of the suspect's vehicle. "They believe they have him identified, and they are actively seeking him and the vehicle they believe he's driving," NBC News' chief justice contributor said, noting the suspect may have a criminal history but that motive is not yet known. "Please stay inside your home with the doors locked. Law enforcement is currently investigating at multiple locations," Maine State Police said in a post on X. Lewiston, which has a population of about 38,000, is located 45 minutes north of Portland. (NBC News has a liveblog here.)