What started the tension between a boastful pimp and an aspiring rapper at a posh Strip resort that culminated in three deaths on the iconic Strip last week remains unclear, but the multistate manhunt for the fugitive gunman ended Thursday with his arrest near Los Angeles, authorities said.
Either three or 11 southwest elementary schools will move to a year-round schedule this fall to alleviate crowding, which has become so bad that 20 portable classrooms are needed at some campuses.
A school bus accident and teacher’s discrimination cost the Clark County School District $325,000 in separate settlement costs, which the School Board agreed to pay Thursday.
Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy received a six-year contract extension from the Clark County School District on Thursday.
A Las Vegas entrepreneur who made a fortune in medical devices has donated a healthy sum to a local philanthropic foundation.
Lori Giessinger, the president of the Las Vegas City Employees Association, the city’s largest union, will retire from the city effective Monday, city officials confirmed.
The Nevada System of Higher Education is getting a new Las Vegas home.
A bill to extend by 15 years the life span of the Las Vegas redevelopment agency saw only limited opposition in a hearing Wednesday before the Assembly Government Affairs Committee.
The Nevada Taxicab Authority on Tuesday voted to go forward with a test of the RideIntegrity system designed to let taxi regulators track cab movements in real time as well as create an in-depth database.
Hundreds of family, friends and fellow taxi drivers turned out Wednesday to say goodbye to the cabby killed on the Strip last week in a fiery explosion — a tragedy that has morphed into a national manhunt for a shooting suspect whose gunfire caused all the chaos.
