KOH Special News Reports

Stephen Paddock, the man law enforcement says was responsible for the shooting at a Las Vegas concert, owned a home in west Reno, in the Del Webb area.

Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas shooter , had ties to Reno. The FBI executed a search warrant on his home in the Del Webb area. KOH's Daniella Sonnino was there

Stephen Paddock, the man law enforcement says was responsible for the shooting at a Las Vegas concert, owned a home in west Reno, in the Del Webb area.

Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas shooter , had ties to Reno. The FBI executed a search warrant on his home in the Del Webb area. KOH's Daniella Sonnino was there

The Las Vegas shooter who took his life inside Mandalay Bay after killing dozens and injuring over 500 people, had Reno ties.

Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman says it's a very difficult time for her city, after at least 58 people were killed, and hundreds wounded in a hail of gunfire in an outdoor country music show, on the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. Goodman praised local law enforcement and first responders she calls "phenomenal" and says everyone is working hard to care for those injured, and their distraught family members.

Las Vegas police say more than 400 people were hospitalized in a mass shooting at a country music concert. Police say the shooter, 64-year-old Stephen Craig Paddock was found dead in a hotel room with as many as 10 firearms.

Nevada politicians have responded this morning to the massacre, decrying the violence and offering thanks to first responders.

The first month of legal recreational marijuana sales in Nevada brought in more than $3.5 million in tax revenue.

Nevada Tax Department spokeswoman Stephanie Klapstein told The Associated Press they are "good numbers" consistent with projections pot sales will generate $120 million in state taxes over the next two years. Marijuana is taxed at a 15 percent wholesale and 10 percent retail rate. The 120 million two year projection anticipates $5 million in monthly tax revenue. Some of that money will go to the state's rainy day fund, some is headed for schools.

The Reno Police Department has released arrest information during Street Vibrations. There were 38 arrests during the event, 15 misdemeanor citations and 65 traffic citations. Police caution that that does not necessarily mean all of these involved Street Vibrations participants. Three of the arrests were for felonies, including trafficking a controlled substance, sales of a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance. Police also say they did traffic and safety enforcement in the area of the event. That led to one felony arrest for possession of a controlled substance and nine misdemeanor arrests, eight of them for outstanding arrest warrants and one for jaywalking. Reno police increased staff during the event to improve safety.