Nevada Highway Patrol is responding to an overturned semitrailer on the westbound Summerlin Parkway ramp to the southbound 215 Beltway.
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Police stopped vehicles on Wednesday to emphasize laws designed to protect bicyclists.
A collision between a North Las Vegas fire truck and a truck that ran a red light Tuesday morning has been blamed on the truck driver’s texting, the fire department said.
The last time this was tried, Uber went out of business. At least, temporarily. That won’t be the case this time because Uber and its pink-mustachioed cousin, Lyft, are legal now, at least in the eyes of the state
Dash Pass, a remote line management system that allowed people to reserve a place in line at the Department of Motor Vehicles, could be making a comeback in Las Vegas.
The new Starr Avenue interchange will provide new access to residents of Southern Highlands and neighborhoods east of Las Vegas Boulevard.
A firm called Kiewit Infrastructure West Co. was named the “apparent best value” to build the major Interstate 15-Spaghetti Bowl widening and improvement project called Project Neon at a price of $559 million, the state Transportation Board was told Monday.
Police in Henderson and North Las Vegas could soon begin sharing more than a million records of drivers’ whereabouts collected using automated license-plate readers.
You’ve heard that story about the blind men describing the elephant. Each person had different descriptions of what it was based on what part of the elephant they were touching.
Residents near Buffalo Drive and Badura Avenue have long had concerns about the intersection. Turning left onto Buffalo is impossible according to resident Judy Pleshe.
Southern Nevada residents should be just catching their breath after enduring the huge Project Neon program sometime after 2020 when the next big Interstate 15 freeway work gets underway.
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