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Massive settlement expected in mass shooting lawsuits
A settlement potentially worth hundreds of millions of dollars is expected to be announced in the lawsuits over the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting.
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Ordinance to ban public sleeping, resting sparks controversy
The ordinance would make it a misdemeanor to rest, sleep or “lodge” in public rights of way adjacent to residential properties, in downtown districts including Fremont Street, the Medical District and the Arts District, or within 500 feet of a food processing facility.
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Las Vegas boys, Faith Lutheran girls lead prep soccer rankings
The Las Vegas High boys and Faith Lutheran girls soccer teams remain in the top spots of the Southern Nevada High School Soccer Coaches Association rankings for the week ending Sunday.
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At Las Vegas gun safety forum, Democrats renew call for stricter measures
The event, one day after the two-year anniversary of the massacre, was a gathering of nine presidential candidates to discuss their policies on gun control and gun violence prevention.
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Las Vegas teens’ families get closure from murder conviction
“My name was killed when he died,” Albert Rossi said of his son and namesake, Albert “A.J.” Rossi. “I waited 29 years for him, and he was stolen from me.” On Tuesday, a jury convicted Bani Duarte, the drunken driver responsible for the fiery car wreck that killed three Las Vegas teens, including Rossi's son, of second-degree murder.
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