A Clark County jury took less than 30 minutes Monday to convict Ammar Harris of killing three people on the Strip.
Tehran Boldon, whose brother Michael Boldon was slain, walked out of the courtroom with a smile on his face after a clerk read the verdict.
A pair of Belgium nationals are accused of stealing bags from Las Vegas luggage carousels after they took flights back from their home country.
Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul opened his Nevada campaign office Monday, declaring himself the only fiscal conservative among the other GOP hopefuls.
A pedestrian is in critical condition after a crash Monday evening in the west valley, according to Las Vegas police.
Questions about a cryotherapy worker who died last week at her south Las Vegas Valley job lingered Monday, but it wasn’t clear who was going to find the answers.
One person is dead and a central valley intersection is closed after a crash involving a school bus, according to Las Vegas police.
A Las Vegas physician pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to unlawfully distributing prescription painkillers at his clinic. Mahesh Kuthuru, 47, of Henderson pleaded guilty to one of nine drug distribution counts in an indictment unsealed last October.
When McCarran International Airport shuts down its 14,505-foot east-west Runway 25R/7L on Wednesday for the second half of a $65 million rehabilitation project, it’s expected to alter flight patterns in Las Vegas’ airspace.
Rather than try to keep up with the cost of technology on its own, Metro will be outsourcing at least one key operation for big events in Las Vegas.
Lyft became the first ride-hailing company to begin operating legally at McCarran International Airport on Monday.
