Las Vegas shooting

MGM Resorts has filed federal lawsuits against over 1,000 victims of last year’s Mandalay Bay mass shooting, in a bid to prevent them suing the resort chain for damages.

A new person of interest has been identified in the case of Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock, but authorities insist he acted alone in the massacre.

Partygoers in Las Vegas and New York City will ring in 2018 under the watchful eyes of snipers and the National Guard, as each city looks to prevent another mass shooting or terrorist attack.

All 58 victims killed during the Las Vegas massacre died of gunshot wounds and were homicides, a coroner’s report found. A third of the victims were shot in the head. The gunman, Stephen Paddock, shot himself in the mouth.

Investigators recovered a laptop computer from Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock's hotel room, but its hard drive is missing. In a separate case, Paddock’s brother has been charged with possession of child pornography.

A court has ruled that the luxury suite used by the Las Vegas gunman who carried out the October 1 attack is to be preserved, along with photos, surveillance video, gambling records and anything else pertaining to the atrocity.