Investigators trying to determine what caused the crash of a vintage airplane during a stunt at an air show said Monday that they will start by examining the wreckage and ground scars. The crash was one of several recreation-related deaths over the weekend across the U.S
The College of Southern Nevada’s Faculty Senate has unanimously passed a resolution requesting that community colleges remain within the Nevada System of Higher Education.
The 18-year-old driver of a pickup truck carrying six other teenagers that rolled over early Sunday morning faces several felony charges of driving under the influence, according to Las Vegas police.
Clark County has shed more light on who is vying for a limited number of lucrative licenses to move newly legalized medical marijuana from seed to sale.
Nine dogs that spent years living in a laboratory got a chance at a new life with a foster family as the Beagle Free Project, a nonprofit organization that rescues testing animals, continues its efforts to save them, find them homes, and push legislation against animal testing.
The three adults and six children inside the residence escaped the house without injury before firefighters arrived, fire officials said.
The government’s chief witness spent the morning under intense cross-examination as the federal trial of three Cuban immigrants charged in a major Las Vegas-area theft ring entered its second week.
Four Nevada students are among the 2014 winners of scholarships from The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which annually awards scholarships to 1,000 minority students below an income limit. The scholarships also will pay for graduate school in computer science, education, engineering, library science, mathematics, public health or science.
Jury selection began Monday in the murder trial of a man accused of slaying a Las Vegas Strip performer whose body was dismembered and hidden in concrete-filled tubs.
Police are investigating a fire-related death in Sandy Valley, about 60 miles southwest of Las Vegas, Metro said Monday.
