Deon Derrico, the father of Las Vegas quintuplets, is officially free of all real estate fraud charges. The two charges hanging over his head after his April acquittal of various real estate fraud charges were dropped Tuesday by the Nevada attorney general’s office.
A Las Vegas judge has thrown out a defamation lawsuit lodged by ousted casino mogul Steve Wynn against The Associated Press.
Brothel owner Dennis Hof filed a lawsuit against Nye County after the county Liquor and Licensing Board voted 3-2 on Aug. 7 to revoke the Love Ranch brothel license after he failed to file a renewal application and pay county fees on time.
State lawmakers could consider a bill next year aimed at nabbing speeders and red-light runners with cameras.
Over the past century, the number of bird species has fallen by an average of 43 percent at survey sites across an area larger than New York state, according to a new study by scientists at the University of California, Berkeley.
The funding source hasn’t been determined, but the city’s Director of Community Services Kathi Thomas-Gibson said nationwide, the revenue streams dedicated to help local governments fund similar projects runs the gamut from a portion of business license fees to a sales tax increase or profits from a special ized license plate.
Jacquelynn Pulp, 18, was crossing Charleston Boulevard outside of a crosswalk when a pickup truck hit her and dragged her through the intersection at Nellis Boulevard, Las Vegas police said. She died at the scene.
Maurice Harris, 47, was last seen Monday afternoon in the Utah park at the trailhead of East Rim Trail, officials said. His body was found at the end of nearby Deertrap Mountain Trail.
Riding a bike along the often-uphill 13-mile scenic loop of Red Rock National Conservation Area is equivalent to pedaling to the top of the Stratosphere, Allison Messmore likes to say.
Work is underway to fix a log-jammed offramp that has long vexed motorists headed to Downtown Summerlin, the Red Rock Casino and the Golden Knights’ practice arena.
