Las Vegas police might stop responding to minor accidents because of decreased manpower and rising calls for service.
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The man shot and killed in his garage Sunday evening was identified Friday by the Clark County coroner’s office as Anthony Wayne Walker, 27.
The Clark County coroner’s office on Friday identified the Las Vegas man who was shot and killed Sunday after an argument turned physical at Siegel Suites on Boulder Highway near Sahara Avenue.
Two months after she was hit by a speeding car on Halloween night, Brazyl Ward was released from University Medical Center. “This is the greatest Christmas gift ever,” Brazyl’s father said Thursday night
New allegations of excessive force tied to a suspended Family Court marshal have surfaced in court documents obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Nevada’s attorney general is warning Target shoppers to monitor their credit and debit card statements after some 40 million accounts may have been compromised.
Las Vegas police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead early Sunday morning.
Las Vegas police are looking for a victim who was shot at a barbershop inside the Edmond Town Center shopping complex Saturday night.
The tiny Sierra Oeste community is a dangerous place to live. But Las Vegas police Sgt. Phillip Merges is hoping to change that with help from a lot of people.
Clark County has approved a $200,000 settlement with court marshals in connection with a federal lawsuit that alleged unpaid overtime.
Sheriff Doug Gillespie presented Clark County commissioners on Tuesday with an option to put more officers on the street with an increased sales tax.
Black Friday came and went, but holiday shoppers are still out in force. So are the criminals looking to take advantage of them, according to Las Vegas police.
A Las Vegas physician has been indicted by a federal grand jury on a charge of unlawfully prescribing large quantities of oxycodone and other addictive prescription drugs.
Defense lawyer Brian Bloomfield pleaded guilty in District Court Wednesday to several felony and gross misdemeanor charges in a sweeping courthouse counseling scheme.
Earl Gross, an ailing former mortgage company president, was given a light federal prison sentence Wednesday in an $8.4 million bank fraud scheme.
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