FBI says Austin bar mass shooting that killed 3 was an act of terrorism

The FBI now believes the mass shooting at a bar in Austin, Texas, that killed three people and injured 14 others was an “act of terrorism.”

Federal officials confirmed the classification as investigators continue to examine the motive and circumstances surrounding the attack. Authorities have not yet released full details regarding the suspect or whether additional individuals were involved.

The shooting occurred at a local bar, prompting a large emergency response and multiple hospitalizations. Fourteen people were transported for medical treatment, with injuries ranging from critical to non-life-threatening.

The investigation remains ongoing as federal, state, and local agencies work to determine whether the attack was domestically or internationally motivated.

More updates are expected as officials provide further information.