We've reached the stage in this slaughter continuum where 8 dead isn't quite impactful enough to get the top headline in national papers. Double digit deaths or children-only seem to do the trick in that regard. Eventually any body count under 20 will be deemed sad, but not so unusual that we can't just mop up the blood and brain matter and get on with our lives.
Which isn't to say that this massacre hasn't been in the news. It has, and it's pushed other shooting deaths even further toward the back page, specifically another shooting in Texas. A Mexican-American family moved to a town in Texas a year ago or so, to open a horse training school. When they bought their house, they didn't know their neighbor was a white supremacist. The racist told the father of two teen girls that he didn't want Hispanics in his neighborhood, and he set about harassing them by shining lights into their windows, spying on them with a scope, just menacing them. Until the other day, when he shot the father over a dozen times and killed him.
The Right wing here has been clamoring for civil war. Sometimes it feels like they've already started it, and every demographic outside of white heterosexuals and front line Antifa is facing the brunt of it.
The Governor of Texas Greg Abbott is trying to pardon the convicted killer of a BLM protester for no other reason than because the killer is openly right wing and the victim was openly left wing. Abbott in essence condoning the vigilante murder of left wing citizens and stating through his actions that he will use his power as governor to overturn a jury's sentence to protect right wing vigilantes.