An assistant hockey coach from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas was shot in the chest when a gunman opened fire in the deadly shooting massacre on Sunday night.

An assistant hockey coach at a Las Vegas university is hospitalized in intensive care after he was blasted in the chest during the music-festival massacre Sunday night.

This year’s Supreme Court term begins Monday with a flashback. Two of the first cases to go before the court are being argued for a second time, now with the crucial addition of new Justice Neil Gorsuch, who was not present for the original oral arguments last term and was therefore unable to weigh in.

Hundreds of Las Vegas locals and tourists gathered Monday at vigils as the sun began to set on a day that witnessed the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.

Nearly 48 hours after the deadly shooting rampage in Las Vegas, scores of victims remained in hospitals on Tuesday, with dozens in critical condition, including at least two paralyzed patients, according to hospital officials.

UNLV hockey assistant coach Nick Robone was shot in the chest during the Vegas massacre on Sunday night -- and while he's badly injured, he's fighting like crazy and expected to survive.

Assistant UNLV Hockey Coach Nick Robone, 28, was at the Route 91 Harvest Festival with his younger brother, Anthony, a paramedic with the Henderson Fire Department, and their friends and girlfriends Sunday evening when the shooting broke out.

The college basketball landscape is currently being rearranged by a pay-for-play scandal that has already touched (and toppled) some of the nation’s elite programs, but at UNLV’s first practice of the season on Saturday, head coach Marvin Menzies expressed confidence that his team won't be affected by the investigation.

On a back corner lot of UNLV’s Paradise Campus and more than a mile away from regular classroom sessions, students donned construction hats and bright yellow vests.