The Las Vegas constable’s office appears to have collected too little from those it has served court papers against over the past decade, according to Clark County officials.
The Valley of Fire State Park has been selected in an unscientific, online poll as the No. 1 “natural treasure” in the Las Vegas area in the state Tourism Commission’s Discover Your Nevada contest.
North Las Vegas City Manager Timothy Hacker said Monday that police and fire union officials “rejected a plan to extend a money saving salary freeze,” and that city officials are now planning for “massive layoffs.”
Google has been given official state permission to test its “self-driving” vehicles on public roads in Nevada.
On a blustery Monday in the Ivanpah Valley that seemed better suited for a wind farm, Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar flipped the ceremonial switch on the nation’s first large-scale solar power plant to be built on public land.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Investigators are trying to uncover clues in the mysterious death of a track worker whose body was found in a horse stable just a matter of hours after I’ll Have Another was crowned champion of the Kentucky Derby.
Entering a web address can mean experiencing more than 400 miles of trails and 316,000 acres of pristine meadows and forest just outside the computer screen.
Quick thinking and thorough training saved a senior Las Vegan’s life and earned her three rescuers top honors by the American Red Cross .
The Downtown Senior Center and Pacific Pines 4 Senior Apartments opened in Henderson.
It’s never too late to learn. That’s the mantra Ruth Johnson has taken to heart.
At 70, she took a leap of faith and changed a lifelong yearning to play the piano into a reality. Now 85, she gives recitals at Desert Spring United Methodist Church, 120 N. Pavilion Center Drive. Her latest was March 10.
She credits her success to the late Bernard Baskin, from whom she took lessons for four years.
“He helped me with my fingering,” she said. “He said, ‘You should touch the key so it brings out the story of the piece.’ “
SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea has seized thousands of smuggled drug capsules filled with powdered flesh from dead babies, which some people believe can cure disease, officials said Monday.