Tewksbury mother killed in Las Vegas massacre Rhonda LeRocque had been at the outdoor concert with her husband and their 7-year-old daughter when the gunman opened fire.
Stephen Paddock was found dead on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino with up to 10 firearms, police said, and authorities believe he killed himself.
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A look at the victims killed in the Las Vegas shooting At least 58 people were killed in the worst mass shooting in modern US history.
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? The gunman fired from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, killing more than 58 and sending more than 515 to the hospital.
? The gunman, Stephen Paddock, 64, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
? Las Vegas police warn that identifying bodies from the shooting will be a "long, laborious process."
? The attack is the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history.
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With Trump in office, the gun control debate goes silent Something new happened after the country woke up to the news that 58 people had died in a mass shooting: silence.
What it?s like to hear a shooting spree unfold two floors above your hotel room ??Babe, I think someone is shooting here I?m really scared it?s loud,?? Ben Sweeney wrote in a text message to his wife.
CBS fires lawyer for comments on Las Vegas shooting The lawyer said she wasn?t sympathetic about Las Vegas because ?country music fans often are Republican gun-toters.?
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.
State?s only Confederate memorial will be removed The headstone on Georges Island commemorates 13 Confederate soldiers who died while imprisoned during the Civil War.
Interior watchdog investigating Zinke over charter flights The Interior Department?s internal watchdog said Monday it is investigating Secretary Ryan Zinke?s use of charter flights.
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Report: Tom Petty went into cardiac arrest The singer was rushed to the hospital Sunday night, according to TMZ.
Michael Rosbash and Jeffrey Hall of Brandeis University were honored for their research on the circadian rhythm.
David Ortiz expected to join Fox Sports? playoff broadcast team The former Red Sox slugger previously served as a guest analyst during the 2014 World Series.
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After administration?s move, thousands of students now in limbo More than 65,000 student borrowers who hoped to benefit from an Obama-era loan relief program may not get the help.
Denying seizure report, Steven Tyler isn?t saying what?s wrong The Aerosmith singer has updated fans on Twitter.
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Hundreds of relatives, friends, and coworkers gathered at Sacred Heart Church in Lynn on Monday for Vanessa MacCormack?s funeral.
Sludge, snakes, and sewage: Maria brings misery in many forms ?We have nowhere else to go, no other option. So we have to clean up.?
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.
Michael Che of ?SNL? unloads on Trump over Puerto Rico Responding to Trump?s tweets about San Juan?s mayor, Che went further than the show usually goes.
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Just a guy holed up with 10 rifles in a hotel room It takes a political angle and quite a lot of carnage to command our attention.
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The Astros have been below par when they face lefthanded starters this season.
A Boston police team determined that at least 550 guns used in crimes remain unaccounted for.
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.
Trump?s tweets raised questions about whether he was undermining diplomatic efforts or trying to bolster Tillerson's position.
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