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Charlie Kirk, the CEO and co-founder of the conservative youth organization Turning Point USA, was killed after being shot on Wednesday at an event at Utah Valley University.

Videos posted to social media show Kirk speaking into a handheld microphone at the university's Sorensen Center courtyard, sitting under a white tent emblazoned with the slogans “The American Comeback” and “Prove Me Wrong.”

A single shot rings out and Kirk reaches up with his hand as a large volume of blood gushes from the left side of his neck. Stunned spectators gasp and scream. Some run away.

Here is the latest:
<h2>Hundreds of People Gather at 2 Separate Vigils in Orem</h2>
One was at a church close to Utah Valley University where Kirk was assassinated. The other was a few minutes away at a park.

A pastor said the church vigil was an opportunity for members of the community to gather and process what happened.

At the park, dozens of candles glowed beneath a photo of Kirk. People also left flowers and American flags. At one point, an instrumental version of “God Bless The U.S.A.” played.
<h2>Utah Governor Vows to Pursue Death Penalty in Kirk Killing</h2>
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox indicated that Utah will pursue the death penalty for the individual responsible for the killing of Charlie Kirk.

“We've been working with our attorneys getting everything that we need—affidavits—ready so that we can pursue the death penalty in this case, and that will happen here in the state of Utah again,” Cox said at a Thursday evening press conference.

Though Cox hinted on Wednesday that the maximum penalty would be pursued, his comments confirm that the state is working to seek the death penalty when the killer, who is still at large, is caught.

The FBI on Thursday released photos of a "person of interest" and a video of the suspected shooter. They’ve offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest.

Cox also pleaded with the public to provide any assistance they can to the investigation.

Showing photos of the suspect, Cox said, “We want to make sure that they get as much attention as possible, so that we can get help from the public in tracking down this, this evil human being.”
<h2>Utah Governor Warns of Russian, Chinese Disinformation After Kirk Killing</h2>
During a press conference on Thursday evening, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said that Russian and Chinese bots online have been spreading misinformation and encouraging violence after the killing of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

Cox said that Utah authorities are seeing that “our adversaries want violence.”

“There is a tremendous amount of disinformation,” he said.

“We have bots from Russia, China, all over the world that are trying to instill disinformation and encourage violence,” Cox said. “I would encourage you to ignore those, to turn off those streams and to spend a little more time with our families. We desperately need some healing.”
<h2>Utah Governor Calls on Public for Help</h2>
“We cannot do our job without the public’s help,” said Gov. Spencer Cox, adding that the FBI had received more than 7,000 leads and tips.

Cox said they want to “catch this assassin and hold him accountable.”

The governor said Utah would be prepared to seek the death penalty once an arrest was made.
<h2>Video Released of Person of Interest Running Across Building</h2>
Utah Department of Public Safety Commissioner Beau Mason narrated surveillance video showing the person sought in connection with the shooting running across a roof, climbing off the edge of the roof and dropping to the ground.

Mason said the person left some palm impressions, smudges and a shoe imprint. Officials hope to collect DNA.


<h2>Person of Interest Appears to Be Wearing Shirt From Disabled Veterans Group</h2>
Photos released by law enforcement show the person of interest in a black long-sleeve T-shirt featuring an American flag, an eagle and the words “Land of the Free, Home of the Brave.”

Joe VanFonda, the CEO of the Disabled Veterans National Foundation, said Thursday the Maryland-based non-profit had received a handful of calls from people who said the man appears to be wearing one of the group’s shirts.

He says the shirt was mailed to supporters of the foundation and it’s never been for sale. The group had shipped out thousands of shirts with the same logo to its donor list, but that a more limited number were distributed in black with long sleeves since 2023. He added that most of their group’s donors were over 60.

VanFonda is a retired Marine and said his group is non-partisan and steers clear of politics.

He says his organization had not been contacted by law enforcement.
<h2>FBI Releases New Photos of 'Person of Interest'</h2>
The FBI on Thursday evening released new photos of a "person of interest" in the killing of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University the day prior.

“The FBI continues to work alongside our law enforcement partners to seek justice in the murder of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025. We are releasing additional photos of a person of interest,” the Salt Lake City branch of the FBI said in a <a href="https://x.com/FBISaltLakeCity/status/1966295141410373683/photo/4">post</a> on X.

The post includes four photos of the suspect. They show an individual who appears to be a young man wearing a blue cap and sunglasses and dressed in a black graphic t-shirt with an American flag design across the chest, and blue jeans.

The agency is offering a $100,000 <a href="https://www.fbi.gov/news/press-releases/utah-valley-shooting-updates">reward</a> for information leading to the individual’s arrest.

Additional photos released by the FBI, along with a message urging the public to help identify a "person of interest" in relation to the Sept. 10 fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. (FBI)


<h2>Air Force Two Touches Down in Phoenix</h2>
The plane carried Kirk’s casket back to his home state of Arizona.

A funeral is being planned, and Trump said earlier in the day that he’s planning to attend.

“Welcome home, Charlie. You didn’t deserve it. May God bless your family,” an unknown voice said on the air traffic control tower frequency after Air Force Two landed.
<h2>Vance Helps Load Kirk’s Casket Onto Air Force Two</h2>
Vice President JD Vance on Thursday evening assisted U.S. servicemembers in loading Charlie Kirk’s casket onto Air Force Two.

The administration offered the use of Air Force Two, the vice president’s aircraft, to transport Kirk’s body from Utah to his home in Arizona. It’s an unusual honor for a civilian.

Vance has called Kirk a personal friend as well as a political ally.

The vice president was joined by Kirk’s wife Erika and some of their family members and close friends.

The vice president canceled plans to be in New York City to commemorate 9/11 and instead flew to Utah the day after Kirk was fatally shot.

In an address to the nation on Wednesday evening, President Donald Trump described Kirk as a “martyr for truth,” and ordered that flags be flown at half staff until around sundown on Sept. 14 in honor of Kirk.
<h2>Law enforcement Officials Say They Have Received Over 200 Public Tips</h2>
The Utah Department of Public Safety released an update Thursday evening. Most of the information had been released by officials earlier in the day.

Officials said earlier they had recovered a high-power, bolt-action rifle near the shooting scene.

Law enforcement was investigating inscriptions on the ammunition, but the update did not provide details as investigators continue to work to identify the shooter and their motive.

Officials say they are continuing “search for any and all potential suspects related to this incident” and are pursuing multiple leads.

The agency asked the public to continue sending tips in, adding that “no tip is too small.”
<h2>Trump Says Supporters Should Follow Kirk’s Model of Non-Violence</h2>
President Donald Trump was asked how his supporters should respond to Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

"He was an advocate of non-violence," Trump told reporters as he was leaving the White House to go to a Yankees game in New York. “That's the way I'd like to see people respond.”
<h2>Trump to Attend Kirk’s Funeral</h2>
President Donald Trump said he plans to attend Charlie Kirk’s funeral, which he expects will take place in Arizona.

“They’ve asked me to go, and I think I have an obligation to be there,” he told reporters as he left the White House to attend a baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York City.

Funeral details have not yet been announced.
<h2>Trump Says He Has ‘An Indication’ of Shooter’s Motive</h2>
President Donald Trump said he has “an indication” of the motive behind Charlie Kirk’s slaying.

"I have an indication, yeah, but we'll let you know about that later," he said before departing the White House for a baseball game to commemorate 9/11 at Yankee Stadium in New York City.

He also said he spoke with Kirk’s widow, Erika.

"She's devastated, she’s absolutely devastated," the president said.

Trump said law enforcement is making "big progress" toward finding the shooter.

The manhunt for the killer is ongoing.
<h2>Trump Received Texts, Calls From Foreign Leaders on Kirk, Wiles Says</h2>
President Donald Trump has received texts and phone calls from foreign leaders regarding Charlie Kirk's death, according to White House chief of staff Susie Wiles.

“Charlie was very much a part of this family and maybe the highest profile MAGA person outside of those that are working here,” she told Republican strategist Scott Jennings on his radio show.
<h2>Turning Point USA ‘Crushed and Devastated’ by Kirk’s Death</h2>
Turning Point USA (TPUSA), which Charlie Kirk founded, released a statement on Kirk’s X account the day after his assassination.

“Every one of us at Turning Point USA is crushed and devastated by the hateful murder of our founder and guiding light, Charlie Kirk. All of us have lost a leader, a mentor, and a friend,” the group said.

The organization expressed its sympathies with Kirk’s family. He leaves behind his wife, Erika, and two young children.

“More than anyone, Charlie believed in the power of argument and good-faith debate to find the truth and guide people towards, if not agreement, then at least mutual understanding,” the TPUSA statement said.

The statement added that 31-year-old Kirk “was no stranger to threats” as “he received thousands throughout his life.”

TPUSA called Kirk “America's greatest martyr to the freedom of speech he so adored.”

The organization noted that Kirk “launched Turning Point out of his parents' garage as an 18-year-old with no money, no name recognition, only a dream.”

“Although Charlie is gone, his legacy will endure. He shall not grow old; age shall not weary him,” the statement said.

“For all time, he will remain the brave young man who inspired tens of millions of Americans to better themselves and take action to better America.”
<h2>Police Respond to Bomb Threat at DNC Headquarters, Find No Bomb</h2>
Law enforcement officers on Sept. 11 rushed to the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in Washington after learning of a potential bomb threat, but found no bomb, a U.S. Capitol Police spokesperson told The Epoch Times in an email.

U.S. Capitol Police became aware of the threat at approximately 1:07 p.m.

“Officers immediately responded,” the spokesperson said.

However, after checking inside and outside the building, no bomb was found, the spokesperson added later.

A DNC spokesperson told news outlets in a statement that the threat “was determined to not be credible by the U.S. Capitol Police.”

The spokesperson added: “Out of an abundance of caution, Capitol Police is conducting an interior sweep of the building. As DNC Chair Ken Martin has said, political violence in every form has no place in our country. We are grateful to the U.S. Capitol Police and DNC building security for responding quickly and professionally.”
<h2>Vance to Fly Kirk’s Casket, Family From Utah to Arizona on Air Force Two</h2>
Vice President JD Vance plans to escort Charlie Kirk’s casket, along with his wife Erika and some of their family members and close friends, on Air Force Two from Utah to Arizona on Thursday, a source familiar with the plans told The Epoch Times.

Vance canceled plans to be in New York City to commemorate 9/11 and instead flew to Utah the day after Kirk was fatally shot.
<h2>FBI Offers $100,000 Reward</h2>
The FBI is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the shooter behind the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

The suspect remains at large.
<h2>FBI Releases Images of 'Person of Interest'</h2>
The FBI is asking for the public’s help identifying a person of interest in connection with the shooting of prominent conservative political activist Charlie Kirk.

The FBI’s Salt Lake City field office released images of the person of interest today on <a href="https://x.com/FBISaltLakeCity/status/1966169520403525760">X</a>.

The FBI is asking for the public’s help identifying a person of interest in connection with the shooting of prominent conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. (FBI handout)

The office provided a number for the public to submit tips: 1-800-CALL-FBI.
<h2>Utah Valley University Campuses Will Be Closed Until Monday</h2>
Utah Valley University campuses will be closed until Monday, the school said on its website. UVW will also make available a host of mental health resources, including access to counselors for students and staff.
<h2>Trump to Award Charlie Kirk With Posthumous Medal of Freedom</h2>
President Donald Trump will posthumously award conservative activist Charlie Kirk with a Medal of Freedom, he announced during a 9/11 memorial on Thursday.

"I'm pleased to announce that I will soon be awarding Charlie Kirk, posthumously, the Presidential Medal of Freedom," Trump said.

Trump did not announce the date of the ceremony but predicted that there would be a "very big crowd."
<h2>Charlie Kirk 'Will Never Be Forgotten,' Hegseth Says in 9/11 Speech</h2>
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth paid tribute to Charlie Kirk in an address from the Pentagon on the anniversary of 9/11, saying that, like the victims of the terror attacks 24 years ago, Kirk “will never be forgotten.”

“On this day 24 years ago, we suffered. In the years since, we have endured. Our service and sacrifice have forged our character, and today, we stand in hope for the future of our great nation,” Hegseth said during a ceremony in the Pentagon courtyard, alongside President Donald Trump and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine.

“Like those on 9/11, you will never be forgotten,” Hegseth added.
<h2>Charlie Kirk’s Family Is 'Devastated': Official</h2>
The Utah Department of Public Safety commissioner Beau Mason communicated with Charlie Kirk’s widow Erika on Wednesday evening, he told reporters during a press conference Thursday, describing the Kirk family as “devastated.”

“As commissioner of public safety, as a father, as a husband, I can only imagine what that family is going through,” Mason said.
<h2>Weapon Believed to Have Been Used in Charlie Kirk's Shooting Has Been Found</h2>
The FBI and Utah Department of Public Safety held a press conference Thursday morning, updating the public on the manhunt for the suspect in Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Special agent in charge of the FBI’s Salt Lake City field office, Robert Bohls, said the authorities have recovered the murder weapon and have images of the shooter, but don't plan to release them yet.

Bohls described the weapon as a “high-powered, bolt-action rifle” that was “recovered in a wooded area where the shooter had fled.”

Officials have also collected a footwear impression, a palm print, and forearm imprints that will be analyzed.
<h2>Investigators Have 'Good Video' of Shooter</h2>
Authorities were able to obtain “good video” of the person they believe to be Charlie Kirk’s killer, Utah Department of Public Safety Commissioner Beau Mason told reporters.

“We do have good video of this individual. We are not going to release that at this time,” Beau said. “We’re working through some technologies and some ways to identify this individual.”

The shooter "appears to be of college age" and "blended in" with students.

“If we are unsuccessful, we will reach out to you as the media, and we will push that publicly to help us identify them. But we are confident in our abilities right now.”

He added that authorities would like to “move forward in a manner that keeps everyone safe and moves this process appropriately.”
<h2>MSNBC Fires Matthew Dowd Over Comments on Charlie Kirk Assassination</h2>
MSNBC has fired Matthew Dowd as an analyst following comments he made following the Sept. 10 shooting death of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, a network source told The Epoch Times.

Responding to news of the shooting, Dowd, who was on air, blamed the act of violence on Kirk himself, saying it was the result of his “awful words” that represent his conservative views.

Shortly after, MSNBC issued a statement from its president, Rebecca Kutler, on its X public relations account apologizing for Dowd’s comments.

<em>Read more <a href="https://www.ntd.com/msnbc-fires-matthew-dowd-over-comments-on-assassination-of-charlie-kirk_1090211.html">here</a></em>
<h2 class="title">Newsom Calls Assassination of Charlie Kirk 'Sick and Reprehensible'</h2>
California Gov. Gavin Newsom condemned the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk as "sick and reprehensible."

"We should all feel a deep sense of grief and outrage at the terrible violence that took place in Utah today. Charlie Kirk's murder is sick and reprehensible, and our thoughts are with his family, children, and loved ones," Newsom declared in a <a href="https://www.gov.ca.gov/2025/09/10/governor-newsom-statement-on-the-murder-of-charlie-kirk/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">statement</a>.

"I knew Charlie, and I admired his passion and commitment to debate. His senseless murder is a reminder of how important it is for all of us, across the political spectrum, to foster genuine discourse on issues that deeply affect us all without resorting to political violence," Newsom said.

"The best way to honor Charlie's memory is to continue his work: engage with each other, across ideology, through spirited discourse. In a democracy, ideas are tested through words and good-faith debate—never through violence," the Democratic governor added. "Honest disagreement makes us stronger; violence only drives us further apart and corrodes the values at the heart of this nation."
<h2>Lawmakers Seek Increased Security After Kirk Killing: Speaker Johnson</h2>
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) told CNN on Wednesday that there has been a “deluge” of lawmaker calls for increased personal security in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s killing.

“I think many [members of Congress] are nervous, of course,” Johnson said. “They’re public figures. They’re exposed all the time, everywhere. We have great security measures for members of Congress, but there’s a desire on many people’s parts to have more.”

Johnson told CNN’s “The Source” that he is looking into the requests.

“We have to take serious measures for serious times,” he said.
<h2>At Least 200 People Attend Scottsdale Vigil to Honor Kirk</h2>
With moderate winds picking up at times, people clutched candles that wouldn’t stay lit and little U.S. flags while reciting Catholic prayers and singing verses. The Rev. Daniel Cruz led a rosary.

John Yep, president and CEO of Catholics for Catholics and a friend of Kirk’s, was the only other speaker at the vigil, which was also livestreamed. He shared how he sent Kirk a text after learning of his passing today.

“I want you to know we’re gonna honor your blood, your sacrifice, and your tears,” Yep said, summarizing his text. “Your little tiny kids are gonna know that when their dad was taken from this Earth, that we came here and prayed.”

Scottsdale, where Kirk has a home, is a suburb of Phoenix, where Kirk’s Turning Point organization has its headquarters.
<h2>People Gather Outside Hospital Where Kirk Was Pronounced Dead</h2>
The crowd outside Timpanogos Regional Hospital lined the road, holding American flags as passing cars honked. Visitors placed lit candles, bouquets of flowers and small American flags in front of a large hospital sign.

As the sun set in Utah, some attendees read Bible passages, while others spoke about continuing the work that Kirk had begun.
<h2>2 Persons of Interest Cleared, Released; Manhunt Ongoing</h2>
Authorities on Wednesday confirmed that two persons of interest who were taken into custody in connection to the killing of Charlie Kirk were released after being cleared of any links to the attack.

In a statement, the Utah Department of Public Safety disclosed that two individuals, ​​George Zinn and Zachariah Qureshi, had been taken into custody and released Wednesday.

Zinn was charged by Utah Valley University police with obstruction of justice. Qureshi was “taken into custody and released after interrogation with law enforcement.”

“There are no current ties to the shooting with either of these individuals,” the statement said. “There is an ongoing investigation and manhunt for the shooter.”
<h2>Trump Vows to Find Those Involved in Kirk Killing</h2>
President Donald Trump vowed during an address on Wednesday evening that his administration will identify those involved in the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

The president said he was “filled with grief and anger” at the attack.

“My administration will find each and every one of those who contributed to this atrocity and to other political violence, including the organizations that fund it and support it, as well as those who go after our judges, law enforcement officials, and everyone else who brings order to our country,” Trump said.

The perpetrator, who fatally shot Kirk during a speaking event on Wednesday afternoon, remains at large. Two people of interest were questioned in relation to the assassination, but were later released.

The FBI has established a tip line requesting information on the shooting.

“Radical and political violence has hurt too many innocent people and taken too many lives,” Trump said.

“Tonight, I ask all Americans to commit themselves to the American values for which Charlie Kirk lived and died: the values of free speech, citizenship, the rule of law and the patriotic devotion and love of God. Charlie was the best of America, and the monster who attacked him was attacking our whole country.”

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