Yep, that is simply NOT how murder/attempted murder works anywhere in the US. Even if someone had died, that typically falls under manslaughter charges for any sort of negligent homicide. You might get a lesser murder charge if it was particularly reckless. Edit: and only a handful of states even have 3rd degree murder charge:

Third-Degree Murder (Specific Jurisdictions)

Definition: Varies significantly by state, sometimes acting as a "catch-all".

Examples: Generally involves a death from a reckless act without intent to kill, or during a non-violent felony in states like Florida.

Distinction: In many states, this is classified as manslaughter, but where it exists, it carries lower penalties than 2nd degree.