Three dead, four injured in morning accident on I-15 near Speedway
Three people are dead and four are in critical condition after a two-vehicle collision early Sunday morning on Interstate 15 near the Las Vegas Speedway.
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Las Vegas police arrest two suspects in teen's death
A high school baseball player and a man with a history of petty crime were arrested Saturday in connection with the death of a 15-year-old boy who was run over by their SUV when he refused to give up his iPad, police said Sunday.
Las Vegas councilman concerned about costs of downtown projects
In the depths of the Great Recession, downtown Las Vegas defied economic gravity with a building boom that included bars, restaurants, a new City Hall and the Mob Museum.
UNLV holds 50th commencement Sunday
UNLV will celebrate its 50th commencement on Sunday with about 2,500 graduates receiving diplomas.
Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada looks to open second free clinic
Over 2,000 uninsured patients receive free medical care at the Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada’s clinic at Paradise Park, inside the old recreation center. The nonprofit is now getting ready to establish a second free clinic for those who don’t have access to health care services.
Henderson judge candidates face off; early voting starts Monday
Sandra Allred DiGiacomo said Henderson can do better than incumbent Judge Mark Stevens in the race for Henderson Municipal Court Judge Department 1.
Blast kills man near Nellis Air Force Base
A man died when a tanker-trailer exploded and blew a gaping hole in the roof of a privately owned truck depot building adjacent to Nellis Air Force Base late Friday morning.
Gusty winds, clouds cool Las Vegas heading into weekend
Just when things were heating up, Las Vegas got a little chilly with its residents.
Many valley libraries will stay open an hour longer
Most local libraries will be staying open an hour later, the governing board decided Thursday night. Hours at the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District’s 14 urban branches were cut three years ago amid plunging tax revenues. Nearly 100 jobs were eliminated then, too.
Traffic lights damaged at Charleston and Decatur boulevards; alternate routes advised
A busy Las Vegas intersection will be a four-way stop until 10 p.m. Thursday night.
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Click here to take our surveyLas Vegas water charge boost OK'd; not expected to affect customers
After a delay prompted by questions and confusion, Southern Nevada Water Authority board members signed off Thursday on a water charge increase that is not expected to raise rates on customers.
Milam's creditors sue BLM over Henderson land deal
The creditors of controversial developer Chris Milam who had unsuccessfully pitched an arena in Henderson have sued the Bureau of Land Management in hopes of closing on the 480 acres of federal land once earmarked for the professional sports complex.
Ice age fossil beds at Tule Springs could get 'national monument' designation
Nevada lawmakers in Congress are again pushing for a new national monument to protect thousands of ice age fossils hidden in the hills at the northern edge of Las Vegas.
California wildfire brings dust, smoke advisory to Las Vegas Valley
The Clark County Department of Air Quality has issued a dust and smoke advisory through Friday afternoon due to a wildfire burning in the Los Padres National Forest in Southern California.
Clark County Commission expresses concern about neglected pools
With the summer months rapidly approaching, Clark County commissioners came together Wednesday to discuss the dangers of green pools.
Private hospital to expand services for mentally ill youth
A private psychiatric hospital in Las Vegas is stepping up to help mentally ill youth with a “very overdue” expansion to services.
Las Vegas council retains public art funding formula
The Las Vegas City Council voted Wednesday in favor of keeping intact the way the city pays for public art.
Man charged with murder in 2012 shooting of high school girl
It’s been 16 months since Joseph Pinkney lost his teenage daughter to a stray bullet at a rowdy house party. Although more than 80 people were at the party and many witnessed the shooting of Betty “Jay” Pinkney, Las Vegas police didn’t have enough evidence to arrest the man suspected of firing the fatal shot -- until now.
Election rookies vie for North Las Vegas council seat
Both of the teachers up for a Ward 1 North Las Vegas City Council seat — Jared Hardy and Isaac Barron — are election rookies. Early voting starts Wednesday.
Victim testifies she went to Desai's clinic well, left sick
The story told Monday by Patty Aspinwall mirrored fellow victims’ recollections about what happened to their bodies after they visited Dr. Dipak Desai’s Las Vegas endoscopy clinics.
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