Idaho's In-N-Out Reopens After Mass Shooting as Bystander Hero Is Honored

Twin Falls’ In-N-Out reopens after the Aug. 1 mass shooting that left three dead and seven wounded, with authorities saying the gunman Chad Williams killed two and wounded seven before killing himself. An off-duty Idaho State Trooper and two citizens distracted the shooter, helping evacuate staff and customers. Braxton Steube, a bystander who confronted the gunman on a walking trail, recounts his exchange with Williams as the shooting occurred, a moment his actions say helped prevent further harm. The motive remains unclear and the restaurant’s reopening credited first responders and the brave bystanders who intervened.