Like most locals, Kelly Orbeck and Alex Chavira steer clear of the Strip the way a camper steers clear of poison ivy or grizzly bears. Yet here they are, standing atop the Wynn Las Vegas garage at the ungodliest of hours – 7 a.m. — on a Saturday, no less.
Utility companies and transportation departments are working on billions of dollars in infrastructure projects across the Silver State.
A gunman opened fire at a funeral Wednesday, wounding six adults and a teenager gathered to remember a man who was stabbed to death on the Strip on June 25.