A Las Vegas man waived his right to a preliminary hearing Tuesday in a DUI case that stems from a deadly Christmas Eve crash.
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Henderson police shot and killed an armed man when he “engaged” them after a disturbance call to a hotel Saturday morning, a police spokeswoman said.
A North Las Vegas municipal judge is trying to end an effort to remove her from the bench, arguing judges cannot be recalled by popular vote under the Nevada Constitution.
A Rancho High School history teacher was arrested Thursday on numerous charges, including having sex with a pupil, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and kidnapping.
One of three adults charged with videotaping sexual attacks on several children in Las Vegas was sentenced Thursday to life in prison.
The Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline has issued a public reprimand against District Judge Michelle Leavitt, who kept a woman jailed for 10 days on a contempt charge without bail or a hearing.
On three separate days, the 55-year-old man was seen on a surveillance camera molesting and assaulting “very small” children on the back of a bus, Las Vegas police said.
A Henderson lawyer tried to duck jury duty this week and ended up spending a night in jail on a contempt charge.
Four people were injured in a car crash while fleeing from police Monday night, according to Metro.
In his third day of testimony casino mogul Sheldon Adelson denied knowledge of a secret “exorcism strategy” to rid Sands China Ltd. of its president and CEO, Steven Jacobs.
Hip-hop artist Chris Brown is a suspect in beating that Las Vegas police say happened early Monday during a pickup basketball game at the Palms.
The former clinic manager for the doctor at the center of the 2007 hepatitis C outbreak was sentenced Monday to 366 days in federal prison in an $8 million health care fraud scheme stemming from the deadly outbreak.
A former loan processor and notary public was sentenced Monday to two years probation for her role in the massive scheme to take over Las Vegas-area homeowners associations.
A former prison inmate claims he suffered a minor stroke and nearly died after he was deprived of blood pressure medication for an extended period of time at a halfway house in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas attorney David Phillips has added a claim of racial bias to his defamation lawsuit against the State Bar of Nevada.
