Lights shone onto the front of Naoko Takemaru’s Las Vegas home Saturday night, illuminating posters on the garage doors and tables holding many flowers and candles honoring her memory.

The Japanese academic killed in a shooting at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus on Dec. 6 was remembered as an outstanding teacher and generous individual.

Adelson wasted little time reaching out to the state’s business leaders since news of the deal broke, visiting Austin on Thursday to address the Texas Association of Business, the state’s largest business lobby.

Wall Street’s self-regulator tried to ban Alpine Securities Corp. from the industry after finding that it jacked up fees on customers by 60,000% and violated a cease-and-desist order 35,000 times. But the Utah-based brokerage firm isn’t going quietly.

Mass shootings left three people dead in Nevada and killed six in Texas this week, the most recent attacks in a year that has seen an acceleration of mass killings in the United States.

UNLV has made changes to its end-of-semester operations in response to the shooting that killed three professors this week, the university announced Friday.

In an afternoon media conference on Friday, UNLV President Dr. Keith E. Whitfield noted the “emotional state” the university is in while applauding the performance of the campus police who leaped into action to prevent further casualties.

The Vegas Strong Resiliency Center (VSRC) encourages anyone struggling to deal with the aftermath to reach out for help.

In a display of solidarity, students from the Clark County School District and local businesses rallied together on Friday to express their unwavering support for the UNLV community after the tragic shooting earlier in the week.