View Nieghborhood Newspapers editorial cartoon, May 28, 2015, by F. Andrew Taylor.
Las Vegas police are investigating a homicide early Tuesday morning that left a man dead near downtown.
A Las Vegas developer has built a project in the Arts District area that is designed to look like converted shipping containers filled with food-and-beverage outlets.
Around 100 people gathered inside the building for the luncheon, while dozens more lined up near a truck distributing frozen meals in the parking lot.
The late tech mogul’s former side venture said the rundown motels will be torn down, but no demolition permits have been issued yet.
When casino boss Derek Stevens bought the footprint of a historic hotel, the deal was linked to the original developer from the early 1900s.
The 35-year-old man was holding on to a rope until he was rescued, according to the fire department.
The event at South 4th Street and East Garces Avenue included color guard performances, military vehicle motocades, and trailer floats with people dressed as founding fathers.
With the five-year anniversary of Hsieh’s death approaching, here’s a look at key events — so far — in the ongoing saga of the tech mogul’s purported last will and testament.
According to Veterans Action Group, the annual downtown Las Vegas parade will start at 4th Street and Garces Avenue at 10 a.m. and end at 4th Street and Stewart Avenue.
Child sex trafficking, a victim who was shot and an arson at a downtown Las Vegas motel contributed to a sharp increase of crime that led to the property’s closure, according to police.
