A blood supply shortage of about 17,000 donations over the Fourth of July holiday has spurred the emergency call for donors of all blood types.
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Count the Hoover Dam among the many Southern Nevada structures that were inspected and determined to be free of damage after the recent earthquakes in Southern California, according to the Bureau of Reclamation.
The speed limit on Interstate 15 through the resort corridor will return to 65 mph this month as the nearly $1 billion Project Neon wraps up.
In 1982, there were only 22 living California condors on Earth. Today there are more than 500, spread across Arizona, Utah, California, and Mexico’s Baja Peninsula.
Gail and Donna Andress, who dated while students at Las Vegas High School, celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary Tuesday by renewing their vows.
A Las Vegas woman died Tuesday after her car barreled through a construction site and slammed into equipment, Las Vegas police said. Four children suffered serious injuries.
Firefighters were called to a one-story house on 15th Street just before 8 a.m. after a resident was forced to jump out a bathroom window when the house filled with smoke.
An 80-martini salute and street party is set for 6 p.m. July 18 at Main Street Stage at Fremont Street Experience.
Michael Rakem Menephee, 20, was pronounced dead on Saturday at University Medical Center, three days after he was shot at a northwest condominium complex.
Arash Vakshouri, 40, was indicted in Connecticut on eight counts: seven of submitting a false document to a government agency and another of aggravated identity theft.
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