Las Vegas Shooting

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

Could police have done more to stop the shooter?

“I built something, and a madman is taking it all away," claimed inventor of controversial firearm device.

Called the "CoverMeSeat," it's designed with mass shootings in mind.

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

Seven in 10 Americans back the move.

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.

Despite battlefield losses across Iraq and Syria, ISIS vowed to “conquer the world” via its global support network.

“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.

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

From President Donald Trump's inauguration and the #MeToo movement to North Korea and the Las Vegas massacre, here's a list of some of the biggest events of the year.

“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.

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

The suit alleges the concert promoters didn’t train workers on what to do in an emergency situation.

Nevada's law tells a lot about where his fortune could go.

MGM earnings were down as tourists avoided the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.

In a rare move for a country music star, Tim McGraw called for "commonsense" gun control.

Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo shared details about what led the shooter to meticulously plan his attack. 

Clark County Sheriff said there are a number of things they believe led to Stephen Paddock meticulously planning his attack, which was the largest mass shooting in recent U.S. history.

Bump stocks were used by Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock to kill 58 people before he committed suicide.

Lawmakers outraged by the protections for gun makers recently launched a new effort to repeal them.

Campos is back at work on Monday, a source familiar with the matter said.

The couple managed to flee the Las Vegas shooting hand in hand as bullets rained down on them, but they died when their car became engulfed in flames near their home.

Some attorneys say MGM's paid room for its security guard could result in him providing a version of the shooting timeline that is favorable to the company.

Social media has greatly widened the reach of conspiracy theorists, who have targeted national tragedies in the past