Lawsuit filed over Nevada's mothballed background check law

A background check law that's gone unimplemented in Nevada since voters approved it in November is now ... [LAWSUIT FILED OVER NEVADA'S MOTHBALLED BACKGROUND CHECK LAW]( [A background check law that's gone unimplemented in Nevada since voters approved it in November is now the subject of a lawsuit from a group that wants it enforced. The lawsuit was filed Thursday, the same day Attorney General Adam Laxalt's office released his latest opinion on the law. Mark Ferrario, counsel for Nevadans for Background Checks, lists Gov. Brian Sandoval and Laxalt as defendants. The lawsuit seeks to compel the governor to implement the law or a declaratory judgment striking any unenforceable portions.]( [HOW THE ROUTE 91 ATTACK WILL CHANGE THE ROCK 'N' ROLL LAS VEGAS MARATHON]( [The organizers of the Las Vegas Rock 'n' Roll Marathon operate out of San Diego, but the Oct. 1 massacre still carries deep personal meaning for them. Beyond the obvious need for logistical adjustments to next month's marathon plans in the wake of the Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting, that understanding of the mental and emotional wounds left bare guides event executives as they prepare the annual nighttime run down the Strip.]( [COUPLE FROM LA SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT SAY INSTINCTS KICKED IN WHEN SHOTS RANG OUT]( [Law enforcement officials put their lives on the line every day on the job. The last place they would expect to be shot is while they're enjoying themselves at a concert. But this is what exactly happened to Lori Kammer, a 16-year veteran of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department who serves as a school resource officer at a pair of schools in Norwalk, Calif.]( [GOLDEN KNIGHTS' HOME-ICE ADVANTAGE COULD BE SIGNIFICANT AT T-MOBILE ARENA]( [With thousands of fans screaming at the top of their lungs, waving rally towels and pounding their palms on the plexiglass boards, a hockey crowd can be so hostile that it creates a distinct home-ice advantage. "You feel like you don't have much room out there on the ice," Golden Knights forward James Neal said. "You feel like the fans are on top of you and then your hands aren't good and your legs aren't moving."]( [ELTON JOHN MAKES A TRIUMPHANT AND INSPIRING RETURN TO LAS VEGAS]( [Elton John was in Australia on Oct. 1, getting ready for a delayed return to his headlining production "The Million Dollar Piano" at the Colosseum in Caesars Palace. The delay was due to a serious bacterial infection he unfortunately picked up while touring in South America, causing him to cancel a long string of spring shows in Las Vegas.]( MOST READ: [MGM Resorts: Gunman shot at crowd seconds after shooting guard]( [FBI director: A lot of effort on unraveling 'horrific act' in Las Vegas]( [After shooting, Las Vegas reaches out to tourists with a new ad]( [Source: WNBA's Stars negotiating sale to Las Vegas buyer]( ['Definition of a hero': Slain security staffer remembered as humble, loving]( [Join Our Mailing List]( Greenspun Media Group, 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward this email]( | [Update Profile]( | [About our service provider]( Sent by thesundaily@lasvegassun.com