The judicial discipline commission suspended Fiore with pay shortly after she was indicted in July. She has been paid more than $20,900 since she was indicted.
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The Nevada Judicial Discipline Commission has scheduled a hearing Friday to determine if the group will take away the salary of Michele Fiore, who was found guilty of wire fraud.
Jesus Ayala, who is accused of killing a bicyclist in a hit-and-run, is now facing separate charges in a stolen vehicle case, according to a report.
The California resident cultivated clients in a Las Vegas casino and now faces up to 15 years in prison.
A man who fled the United States after being convicted last week in a fatal hit-and-run crash from 2019 has been recaptured.
A Metro lieutenant was on assignment with Kevin Menon, who is accused of oppression and battery, while Menon used tactics that officers testified were inappropriate, according to transcripts.
Prosecutors have said Joshua Robles had ISIS execution videos on his phone and plotted against Gov. Joe Lombardo and President Joe Biden.
The family of a slain 12-year-old boy has filed a new wrongful death lawsuit that accuses Henderson police of fatally shooting the child during a hostage situation.
Former Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles was sentenced for the murder of Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German.
Shayne Sussman pleaded guilty on Tuesday to attempted murder in the stabbings of multiple Red Rock Resort employees in early August.
Karl Groschen faces two open murder charges in the death of his wife, Anastasiya Groschen, and stepson, Sergei Scoggins.
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Julius Trotter in connection with the fatal stabbings of two tour leaders inside a Circus Circus hotel room.
District Judge Michelle Leavitt will determine how enhancements on Telles’ murder charge will affect how many years he will spend in prison before he is eligible for parole.
A man accused in a 2020 shooting spree that targeted two dozen people and left one man dead has pleaded guilty but mentally ill to 23 felony charges.
Officers who worked for a Metro sergeant facing charges testified to a grand jury that they had concerns about his actions, so much so that officers worried one day, his unprecedented behavior could lead to a shooting, or even civil unrest.