A blue ribbon committee met Wednesday afternoon to discuss progress and plans for improving Clark County’s troubled child welfare and court system. The committee received plaudits for progress but was reminded of looming obstacles.
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A man was fatally stabbed Wednesday night just east of the Stratosphere, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
One male is dead after a homicide in the northeast valley Wednesday night, the Metropolitan Police Department confirmed.
Metro on Wednesday released a video and description of the truck used in a drive-by shooting that killed a bicyclist in the east valley on Saturday.
A woman is dead and the driver of a stolen sport utility vehicle is in critical condition after the man fled police in the central valley early Wednesday morning, causing a crash.
The Animal Foundation on Wednesday announced its plan to decrease the number of animals killed at its shelter by the end of 2020.
Zion National Park is the default destination for many Southern Nevadans who require frequent doses of wilderness, but in winter, snow and ice sometimes make its best-known trails too dangerous to hike.
Boulder Highway looks simultaneously like what it once was — the biggest, fastest route out of town heading southeast — and what it is now: a commercial road linking homes and commercial spaces.
Marquic Williams fired several shots at his girlfriend’s car as she drove away from his Las Vegas apartment with her 10-month-old daughter, authorities said.
Alejandra Matheu-Rios of Henderson, a student at the College of Southern Nevada High School, was the only Nevada student selected by the Grammy Foundation to participate in the Grammy Camp — Jazz Session program during Grammy Week 2016.
View features photos of pets ready for adoption each week.
Author Logan Hebner and photographer Michael Plyler plan to talk about their book “Southern Paiute: A Portrait” from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Jan. 28 at The Writer’s Block, 1020 Fremont St.
Two wrongs don’t make a right. You’ve grown up hearing that, and it barely makes sense. Two wrongs actually just make things worse, and there’s nothing correct about that.
Local author s. h. montgomery grew up in Texas and lived in Chicago for 30 years before moving to Las Vegas in 2003.
There are few feelings worse than being sick or injured and not having the means or ability to seek medical attention.
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