A Las Vegas attorney called a judge a “racist” and anti-Semite because she denied a motion to alter a two-week civil trial schedule to accommodate a Jewish holiday.
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Efforts to write a bill creating a plastic-only zone on Fremont Street Experience were kicked back to the lawyers Monday because the language needed to be tweaked.
A man was taken to the hospital Monday night after being shot in North Las Vegas, police say.
A domestic dispute investigation ended Monday afternoon when SWAT realized the apartment they were surrounding was empty, police say.
The man shot and killed by Las Vegas police officers after a chase and shootout Friday night was a wanted felon, court records show. The Clark County coroner Monday identified the man killed in the police shooting. Metro also named the officers involved.
A moving truck crash left Interstate 15 south near the Strip backed up for hours Monday afternoon.
In an effort to curb gang membership, Las Vegas police on Monday announced they will focus on dissuading gang affiliation at the start.
Henderson still envisions the Water Street area as a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week community for residents, workers and tourists. But its plan to get there needed some tweaking, according to city planners.
Las Vegas police said Monday they are looking for a man they say was involved in an east valley robbery last week.
The 13th annual ARC-CSI conference began with crash test day on Monday at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. This is the 12th year the conference has been held in Las Vegas.
East Las Valley elementary students got a taste of things to come Monday when the power went out at their school and they spent the day at a junior high down the street.
The Bob & Linda Caffee Stopping Center, a truck stop at 6595 N. Hollywood Blvd., is named for a couple of truck drivers who are noted for their citizenship and safe driving.
Jeff Jacquart was trying his hand at a lot of things in the mid-1990s. He played soccer, volleyball, basketball, darts and pool, but when he played his first round of disc golf, he was hooked.
The Clark County Department of Family Services is planning for a new home at the Clark County Government Center campus on South Grand Central Parkway. The cost estimate for the new 100,000- to 150,000-square-foot multi-story building starts at $33 million, according to planning documents and officials.
A pro-marijuana group seeking to legalize the recreational use of the drug in Nevada is getting organized, creating a website where information about the effort, including how to volunteer, can be found.
