Las Vegas Shooting

Bump stock owners filed the $500,000 lawsuit in March, after a federal reclassification of bump stocks as machine guns effectively outlawed their possession.

Between $735 million and $800 million will be paid to victims of America's deadliest mass shooting of the modern era, but all its victims want is for public places to be safer.

In 2017, Stephen Paddock killed 58 people and injured nearly 900 at a country music festival in Las Vegas. An FBI probe could find no motive.

At least 12 victims have been confirmed dead after the mass shooting inside the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California, late Thursday night.

Fifty-eight people died at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival last October.

David Becker braved machine gun fire to take photos of the mass shooting. 

LVPD still don't know why "unremarkable man" killed 58 people and injured hundreds more in last October's attack.

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Aldean, who was onstage during the Las Vegas mass shooting, said he was a gun owner and was not against people owning weapons.

Days before the deadliest mass shooting in American history, gunman Stephen Paddock acted like a normal hotel guest.

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Douglas Haig spoke with Newsweek days after the shooting.

The documents also identified a second person of interest in the case.

Haig said that he no longer sells ammunition and that he doesn't know "wacko" Stephen Paddock.

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"Die… Orlando just like Los Vegas," the Indiana banner reads.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department sheriff said on Friday that Paddock's finances could have been a motive for the mass shooting.

"I know and believe that there was only suspect, who killed 58 people and injured hundreds more," Sheriff Joe Lombardo said.

One couple's harrowing ordeal didn't end when the shooting stopped.

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"Now that's a long time for some people, but speaking for the FBI, that's light speed," the agent told a Nevada newspaper.

There's no proof the militant group had anything to do with the shooting that left 58 dead.

"Vegas is as phony as a three dollar bill or as Obama's birth certificate," Jones said.

The Supreme Court has not heard arguments related to the gun debate since 2010.

Roy McClellan died just weeks after the Las Vegas massacre in a hit and run incident.