One woman and two men were injured in a helicopter crash while taking a pleasure flight around Mount Charleston about 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Las Vegas police said. … Officer Bill Cassell said the privately-owned helicopter left the North Las Vegas Airport about 6 p.m. The cause of the crash was unknown late Sunday.
The son of a longtime Nevada congressman disputes that his father said the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was “a good thing,” a claim made by Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., in his 2008 autobiography “The Good Fight.”
Daniel Bogden never really got a good answer to why President George W. Bush fired him from his post as U.S. attorney for Nevada in 2006. But it doesn’t matter to Bogden anymore. He’s got his old job back.
Just how far does respect for life reach at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary? Well, if someone sees a rattlesnake, maintenance is called. Not to kill the rattler, but to capture it and relocate it to a remote area where it is less of a threat.
After a student shot and killed a teacher at Valley High School in 1982, the state Legislature authorized the Clark County School District to replace campus security guards with fully trained and accredited police officers.
Las Vegas police are evaluating whether to pursue extortion charges against a counseling company for running a program some say reduced the burden on the valley’s criminal justice system and others say bypassed it.
Watching Nevada conservatives react to Karl Rove was like watching longtime Las Vegas residents listen to Frank Sinatra music.
RENO — The University of Nevada, Reno has launched a new program to prevent drunken driving by enlisting local bars to provide free nonalcoholic drinks to students identified as designated drivers.
This year, “The deep pockets of New York’s rich were tapped like never before,” The Associated Press reported Thursday.
Hundreds of job applicants lined up today at Las Vegas City Hall for 15 firefighter openings.
Class 4A leaders in goals, assists and shutouts through Sept. 28.
