?We lost a dear, close, good person?: Tewksbury victim mourned Rhonda LeRocque had been at the outdoor concert with her husband and their 7-year-old daughter when the gunman opened fire.
What we know about the shooting suspect Stephen Paddock was found dead on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino with 23 firearms, police said.
Gunman had fully automatic weapons At least 20 weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammunition were found in his suite, a law enforcement official said.
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? The gunman fired from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, killing more than 59 and sending more than 527 to the hospital.
? The gunman, Stephen Paddock, 64, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
? Authorities said they found 23 guns, including two automatic rifles.
? The attack is the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history.
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Don?t expect Congress to take action on mass shootings After the massacre in Las Vegas, Washington sent a clear message: Don?t expect us to take action.
Las Vegas concertgoers on friend: ?We don?t know if he got out or not? Jake Velzl and his wife were standing in the tightly packed crowd when the shooting started.
Country guitarist changes mind on gun control after Vegas shooting After spending the night fearing for his life, Caleb Keeter spoke up.
The Season Ticket podcast ?Season Ticket,? a collaboration between the Globe and WBUR, launched today with guests Dan Shaughnessy and Ben Volin joining host Chris Gasper to talk Red Sox and Patriots.
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Russian propaganda surfs a wave of distrust The scariest aspect of Russian social media propaganda is that it mirrors many Americans? opinions.
Donald Trump?s personal attorney and a business associate exchanged e-mails about traveling to an economic conference in Russia.
State officials aren?t happy with commuter rail performance T officials also criticized another commuter rail contractor tasked with implementing a new rail safety system.
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There?s plenty of blame to go around for Sunday?s loss to Carolina but it begins with the coaching staff.
Mass. insurers back bill calling for free birth control The move comes in anticipation of the Trump administration?s reversal of the federal mandate.
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?We have nowhere else to go, no other option. So we have to clean up.?
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Erroneous reports about Tom Petty?s death cause confusion Despite initial reports that the singer had died, police say they have no information on the incident, and outlets have since amended their stories.
GE?s Immelt cuts ties with the company ahead of schedule General Electric Co.?s Jeffrey Immelt announces he is retiring as chairman and leaving the board.
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It?s not madness, terrorism, or ?evil? killing people The reason doesn?t matter ? it?s the guns that did the killing.
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The case comes amid an opioid crisis and is being closely watched by medical professionals and court officials.
As the demand rises for lower-cost homes and apartments in Boston?s western suburbs, builders from Brookline to Ashland are proposing a flurry of multifamily developments under the state?s affordable-housing law. But the plans are meeting resistance in some neighborhoods traditionally dominated by single-family homes.
Donald Trump?s personal attorney and a business associate exchanged e-mails about traveling to an economic conference in Russia.
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Prosecutors said a man accused of setting off a pressure-cooker bomb in New York was a ?soldier in a holy war.?
The automaker offered its strategy to vastly expand the number of electric models on the market.
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The Globe?s Stan Grossfeld turned his camera away from the game to record scenes of the carnival-like atmosphere of Fenway Park.
