If the arrest warrant Sean Szymborski faced March 16 had been issued a day earlier, his North Las Vegas roommate might still be alive.
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A person was shot and killed in the central valley early Saturday morning, police said.
Cool, windy weather is wending its way back to the Las Vegas Valley, according to the National Weather Service.
What was first relayed to police as a possible threat to a Strip hotel-casino turned out to be a case of two stolen vans containing diesel fuel barrels. While the concern proved unfounded, reporting such incidents is an important step in combating terrorism, according to the director of the Southern Nevada Counter-Terrorism Center.
Throngs of children with one thing top of mind — finding as many colorful Easter eggs as possible.
This year’s Bubble Run Las Vegas, a 5K event helping Operation Homefront Nevada, drew runners to Sam Boyd Stadium.
When University of Nevada, Las Vegas alum Greg Loza heard his fraternity brothers would be volunteering at Cesar Chavez Day on Saturday, he made the more than four-hour trip from Los Angeles to join them in Las Vegas. The first-generation Mexican American not only wanted to donate his time to the event, but he also wanted to show his support for an issue close to his heart.
A man was shot and killed inside a vehicle in the central valley early Saturday morning, according to a Metro news release.
The man who died in a five-car collision Thursday afternoon has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
When the state of Nevada set out to demonstrate its civil uses for drones as one of the six FAA-approved test beds for merging the budding industry into the national airspace, it chose a secure swath of high desert where the nation’s nuclear bombs were tested during the Cold War.