A Las Vegas woman told police she killed her young daughter because the little girl may have been possessed by a demon, the arrest report said.

Details of the slaying of 6-year-old Kyla Franks made available to the media Tuesday said Danielle Slaughter, 27, told officer she could not believe she had killed her daughter but told detectives she had felt an “evil presence” around the child.

Vegas casinos like top seed Kentucky better than all the other teams in the NCAA tournament, but think Ohio State is better than any of the other No. 1s. Oddsmaker Mike Colbert of Cantor Gaming said Monday that Kentucky is a 5-2 favorite to win the championship, despite losing the Southeastern Conference championship to Vanderbilt on Sunday.

“They started a little slow but I think they’ve been the best team for the bulk of the year,” said Colbert, Cantor’s risk management director. “I think the loss will end up being good for them — I think they were getting slightly arrogant.”

A Las Vegas man was ticketed three times in less than an hour while en route to a court appearance on drug-related charges, according to Oregon State Police.

Trooper Brent Ochesky said he stopped 34-year-old Jose Romero-Valenzuela on Interstate 84 just west of The Dalles on Wednesday morning for driving 92 mph in a 65 mph zone.

Investigators in two states were trying Thursday to determine why an Oklahoma man in a “great” marriage killed his wife and daughter before apparently committing suicide.

Police claim Daniel J. Johnston, 29, of Edmond, Okla., killed his wife and 16-month-old daughter, then flew 1,000 miles to Las Vegas, where he apparently committed suicide in a hotel room.

Johnston was found dead Tuesday night at the Mirage resort hotel, according to Las Vegas Police. Authorities have not yet released an official cause of death, but are calling it a suicide.