58 new crosses honoring Oct. 1 shooting victims return to Las Vegas Strip | Las Vegas Review-Journal
Las Vegas marks 3rd year since deadliest US mass shooting | KRNV
Las Vegas Shooting: Timeline Shows How It Unfolded, Over One Year Later
Amid pandemic, changes made to 1 October remembrance events | KSNV
Clark County holds 1 October remembrance ceremony in Las Vegas | News | fox5vegas.com
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On This Day, Oct. 1: Las Vegas shooting leaves 58 dead - UPI.com
Las Vegas Shooting Site Could Become SWAT Center, MGM Resorts Says
Public invited to fourth annual 1 October sunrise remembrance ceremony | News | fox5vegas.com
More Than 50 Reported Dead, 200 Injured After Mass Shooting in Las Vegas | Vanity Fair
Las Vegas Shooting Photos Capture Chaos at Mandalay Bay | Time
Las Vegas mass shooting: No motive determined by FBI report more than a year later - ABC7 Los Angeles
Remembering 1 October: A Collaborative Initiative to Document the Tragedy and Response | UNLV University Libraries
4th year since Las Vegas massacre: 'Be there for each other' - The Columbian
Four Years After - Vegas Strong Resiliency Center
Las Vegas massacre memorial panel focusing on victim stories | The Spokesman-Review
Las Vegas Mass Shooting Near Mandalay Bay October 1, 2017 | POPSUGAR News
MGM Resorts Reaches Las Vegas Shooting Settlement, Worth Up to $800 million | Fortune
Victims of the Las Vegas concert shooting | Las vegas concerts, Las vegas, Vegas
Read the final report from Las Vegas police on the Oct. 1 shooting | Las Vegas Review-Journal
2017 Las Vegas shooting - Wikipedia
How are we doing six months after the Oct. 1 shooting? - Las Vegas Sun Newspaper
Fact-Checking 5 Myths About The Perpetrators Of Mass Shootings | Guns & America | Ideastream Public Media
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Las Vegas marks shooting anniversary | Reuters.com
Moms Demand Action on Twitter: "Today is truly a tragic day in our nation's history as we recognize the marks of not one, but two, horrific mass shootings — at Umpqua Community
