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A man died after a highway crash in the northwest valley Monday morning, the Nevada Highway Patrol said.
Witnesses told investigators that a Dodge Charger was speeding and erratically changing lanes before it slammed into the back of a Ford Mustang, sending that vehicle crashing into another car, Smaka said.
Trei Anthony Lawrence Palmore, 25, died when an SUV he was trying to pass on his motorcycle while eastbound on Patrick Lane on Tuesday made a left turn in front of him, police said.
A motorcyclist was hospitalized in fair condition Sunday night after a crash in the eastern Las Vegas Valley.
Clark County fire officials found a woman’s body after a blaze consumed part of a central valley apartment complex that has experienced multiple fires since last year.
Clark County fire officials were called just before 2:30 p.m. to the fire on the 3100 block of Highland Drive, near Desert Inn Road and Interstate 15, dispatch logs show.
The Clark County coroner’s office has identified the woman who died last week after an apartment fire. She was Las Vegas resident Roberta Patterson, 64.
Maj. Stephen Del Bagno died Wednesday when his F-16 fighter jet crashed during routine training on the Nevada Test and Training Range about 10:30 a.m., military officials said.
A homeless man who was shot dead early Friday morning as he slept in the central valley has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
A Las Vegas man who was gunned down in a western valley drive-by shooting has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
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As of about 8 p.m., Ray Johnson of the U.S. Forest Service said residents who live in the area of the blaze had been evacuated and were not allowed to return to their homes.
Business owners say it’s been difficult to find customers as a busy stretch of Tropicana Avenue remained closed for several days after a major windstorm. The road reopened around 7 p.m. Saturday.
Las Vegas Fire & Rescue tracked emergency calls over a 10-hour period Friday into Saturday.
In a press release, officials said all three individuals were hospitalized — two of whom have since been released.
