A California man is facing charges of kidnapping and sexual assault in connection with an attack on a drunken man Sunday morning after the Las Rageous music festival.
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When darkness falls, Wendy Yeh is afraid to walk the grounds of her motel, The Safari. Here, just a few blocks east of Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh’s prized downtown development project, trouble lurks.
Las Vegas fire officials are investigating five fires that happened within minutes of each other Sunday morning near Las Vegas Boulevard South.
Two men were convicted of multiple charges this week in connection with a shooting that injured four people last year in downtown Las Vegas.
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