Investigators Still Don't Know Why Stephen Paddock Sprayed Las Vegas Crowd With Bullets, Killing 58
The motive behind Stephen Paddock's slaughter of 58 people at Las Vegas' Route 91 Harvest music festival remains a mystery.
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The motive behind Stephen Paddock's slaughter of 58 people at Las Vegas' Route 91 Harvest music festival remains a mystery.
Massachusetts became the first state in the country to make bump stocks illegal.
Prior to the attack, Paddock's online searches included research into SWAT tactics and locations in Boston near Fenway Park.
At a moment's notice, Massachusetts State Police have to be ready to respond to anything. That includes running towards an active shooter.
Congressman Seth Moulton said he's not pleased that Paul Ryan won't hold a hearing for the bill in Washington.
Massachusetts on Friday became the first state to impose a ban on bump stocks since the deadly shooting at a Las Vegas music festival.
A public memorial service was held for a 42-year-old Massachusetts woman who was among the 58 people killed in the mass shooting at a Las Vegas country music festival.
Las Vegas investigators offered a new version of events Friday in a shifting timeline surrounding the deadliest shooting in modern U.S. history.
Family members read a statement on behalf of Jason LeRocque, whose wife Rhonda was killed in the Las Vegas mass shooting.
The Massachusetts House has approved a bill that would outlaw devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to mimic fully automatic guns.
The revised timeline given by investigators for the Las Vegas massacre raises questions.
A Red Sox spokesman confirmed that the police presence was a response to news reports that the Las Vegas shooter had looked for a hotel room overlooking Fenway before going on his killing spree in Nevada.
A Newburyport florist made special bouquets to help Las Vegas victims and their families.
Stephen Paddock researched concert locations in the city, but that there's no evidence he ever traveled to the area.
Gov. Charlie Baker said he would support legislation to ban "bump stocks" similar to the equipment used in the deadly Las Vegas shooting.
A group of friends from Massachusetts posed for a picture just as a gunman opened fire on a Las Vegas country music festival.
Police are investigating after a Quincy High School student said on Snapchat that the school would "turn into Las Vegas" in reference to this week's deadly shooting.
Republican leaders are making clear that Congress will take no action on gun legislation in the wake of the massacre in Las Vegas.
Though legally and widely available, the so-called "bump stocks" have attracted scrutiny from authorities and lawmakers in recent years.
Thanks to social media, a Tewksbury woman was reconnected with the stranger she says saved her life during the Las Vegas shooting.
Rhonda LeRocque's mother and aunt remembered her as a joyful woman of strong faith who "would exhaust herself to be there for everybody."
Big events around the city have taken on a different tone since the Las Vegas shooting, which serves as a reminder of the concerns about security around large gatherings.
One of the dozens of people killed in the Las Vegas shooting attack Sunday night was an Assumption College graduate who grew up in Vermont.
One of the most recognizable survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing is reaching out to victims of the Las Vegas shooting with a message of hope.
A woman from Tewksbury was among the dozens of people who were killed in the horrific mass shooting in Las Vegas late Sunday night.
