The famous Las Vegas strip turned off its lights on Monday night to honour the 59 victims of America’s deadliest mass shooting.
A candlelight vigil attended by hundreds of mourners on the corner of Sahara Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard stood out in the darkness and the High Roller, a 550ft tall Ferris wheel, was lit in red, white and blue.
The neon street is an iconic part of the resort city and its glow can be seen for miles away. After going dark the strip lit up with messages of support. One sign read: “Our prayers for the victims.” – READ MORE
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