Gun violence over the Halloween weekend kills at least six people and leaves dozens injured across multiple U.S. nightlife districts, according to police reports cited by outlets. The incidents involve “a handful” of shootings that break out in areas known for music, restaurants and evening activity.

Dallas is described as the deadliest location. PBS NewsHour and the South China Morning Post both report that Dallas police say four people die and 15 others are injured after shootings in the city’s Deep Ellum neighborhood. Other outlets also characterize the violence as occurring in “half a dozen” cities nationwide, though the specific locations listed beyond Dallas are not fully detailed in the provided summaries.

While the broad facts are consistent—multiple cities, Halloween weekend timing, at least six deaths, and dozens of injuries—coverage framing differs. Some reports emphasize the nationwide spread and the nightlife-district context; others lead with Dallas as the focal point and provide a concrete breakdown of fatalities and injuries there.