Las Vegas Shooting

Very tastefully, Saturday Night Live had Jason Aldean on to play a moving tribute to the Las Vegas shooting victims.

Now, his wife marked their somber return to Las Vegas with a powerful photograph.

We know that Britney Spears isn't afraid of crowds or public appearances. She just took her sons to Disneyland for their birthdays, right there among countless other visitors.

Massive tragedies have a way of frightening us to our core, however. The Las Vegas terrorist shooting, which claimed 59 lives and wounded 527, had to be especially rattling to a singer and performer who performs there.

As you've no doubt heard by now, the deadliest mass shooting in American history occurred in Las Vegas on Sunday night.

The death toll now stands at 59, with hundreds more injured in the attack.

This might be the most random feud that we've ever seen. But it's 2017 and nothing makes sense anymore.

The horrific shooting Las Vegas that left nearly 60 people dead and more than 500 injured has engendered a lot of conversations about gun control, public safety, and terrorism.

Criticizing Hillary Clinton has been a regular pastime for a large swathe of America for the past two or three decades, and that doesn't seem to be going away any time soon.

Not even following the horrific Mandalay Bay massacre in Las Vegas that killed 58 and injured more than 500.

CBS has fired the company’s lead attorney after she responded to Sunday night’s horrific shooting in Las Vegas by essentially saying the victims deserved to die.

Conversing with friends and follows about the tragic event, Hayley Geftman-Gold wrote on her Facebook page that she was not sympathetic to the 59 concert goers who lost their lives in the heinous attack.

This morning, millions awoke to the shocking news that a gunman had taken the lives of 50 civilians and wounded as many as 400 more in Las Vegas.

Police have identified the shooter as 64-year-old Mesquite, Nevada resident Stephen Paddock.

At least 58 people are dead and 518 more wounded after a gunman opened fire on a country music festival in Las Vegas Sunday night.

The assailant opened fire with a fully automatic weapon just as Jason Aldean was beginning his show at the Route 91 Harvest Festival.

Kenneth Cherry Jr., an aspiring rapper known as Kenny Clutch, was one of the victims in Thursday's fiery predawn Las Vegas shooting and car accident.

His attorney, Vicki Greco, called his death was "shocking." She said: