Uber Self-Driving Car Struck and Killed Arizona Woman While in Autonomous Mode The incident took place in Tempe, Arizona, on Sunday evening. Uber immediately suspended its self-driving cars as the incident is investigated, including Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Toronto and the greater Phoenix area. Some incredibly sad news out of Arizona,” Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi tweeted. “We’re thinking of the victim’s family as we work with local law enforcement to understand what happened. The National Transportation Safety Board is opening an investigation into the death and is sending a small team of investigators to Tempe, spokesman Eric Weiss said.
Hurricane Priscilla is spinning off the coast of western Mexico and will likely affect the weather in Southern Nevada, Southern California and Arizona.
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A man was killed and another person was transported to a hospital by helicopter after a crash early Tuesday morning northwest of the Las Vegas Valley, police say.
Las Vegas Realtors President George Kypreos said the local real estate market is going through a “reset.”
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Coronado’s girls volleyball team defeated Foothill in three sets at Coronado. Here are photos from the match.
Turkey has informed mediators managing the hostage talks that it has established contact with two additional groups of terrorists holding Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip in recent days.
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The families of Israeli hostages sent a letter to members of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee, recommending that the award be given to President Donald Trump.
A 21-page document reveals a plan to establish an international transitional authority for managing the Gaza Strip after the war, led by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
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Presidential power and the First Amendment are on the docket.
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The Aces call their practice players “the Spades,” and they treat the differently than other organizations in the league.
Two years after the October 7 massacre, the State of Israel is opening a website documenting the preparations, plans and instructions from Hamas leaders for the massacre.
The FAA was reporting that staffing shortages were creating delays in the Burbank, Newark and Denver airports.
UNLV interim president Chris Heavey said the university was reshuffling diversity initiatives. The Office of Diversity Initiatives is being replaced.