Calling her crime “incredibly unfathomable,” a judge on Thursday sentenced Michelle Paet to life in prison without the possibility of parole for orchestrating a plot that left her husband, Nathan Paet, dying in his blood-soaked Air Force fatigues in front of their four children.
North Las Vegas Communications Director Mitch Fox is leaving after two years.
The rally included mounted police, a barbecue and a “peace walk” with officers to “show support of residents and a message of unity,” Meltzer said.
Drugs and alcohol may have been a factor in an early morning crash that killed a motorcyclist Thursday, according to Metro spokesman Mike Rodriguez.
Warm and sunny days are expected to continue through Saturday for the Las Vegas Valley, National Weather Service meteorologist Nathan Foster said.
Members of Nevada’s congressional delegation introduced legislation Thursday that they hope will fast-track the XpressWest project to provide high-speed passenger rail service between Las Vegas and Southern California with stops in Victorville and Palmdale.
Juan Carlos Lopez-Aguilar’s gun was a fake. But police say his intention to get shot may have been real.
Fourteen more people have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Las Vegas in connection with the April 2014 armed standoff with law enforcement near the Bunkerville ranch of Cliven Bundy.
A state judge Thursday reduced by more than two-thirds the amount of a bond sought by the state treasurer and attorney general’s office from a group of parents challenging Nevada’s education savings account.
A substitute teacher was arrested on Wednesday on a charge of sexual misconduct with a student according to Ken Young of the Clark County School District police.
