The shooting is trending after Oregon Public Broadcasting reported that three children were among those killed at an elementary school in Bend. Other recent headlines, including reports from CNN, the Associated Press and Los Angeles Times, describe at least five people believed dead. The reports identify the suspected shooter as a teenager and say the suspect is also dead, but the available information does not establish a final, confirmed death toll.

The incident has drawn attention because the reported victims include children at an elementary school. OPB is publishing live updates and attributes its report about the children to sources. Other outlets cite police, officials or unnamed sources, so early accounts may change as authorities provide more information.

Some details in the headlines are not consistent. CNN reports that three children and a teacher were killed, while OPB’s headline says three children were among the dead. The AP headline carried by CTV says at least five people are believed dead, and ABC7 reports that the suspect is also dead. These headlines do not confirm the identities of those killed or give a complete account of what happened.

Police say at least two people were hospitalized, according to the PBS headline. The information provided here does not say how many people were injured in total, identify the school, describe the circumstances of the shooting or establish a motive. It also does not provide confirmed ages for the victims or details about the suspect beyond reports that the person was a teenager.

For now, the story is developing. The clearest reason it is receiving widespread coverage is the report that children were among those killed in a school shooting. Readers should treat casualty figures and other details as provisional until authorities confirm them.