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A once-robust group of bighorn sheep in the River Mountains between Henderson and Boulder City is still suffering the effects of an “insidious” strain of deadly bacteria, though the herd’s numbers improved somewhat over the past year, state wildlife officials said.
A Friday night fire at a custom home in Henderson caused $1.4 million in damage and displaced five people.
The special meeting, to fill the vacancy created by Councilman Sam Bateman’s election as a Henderson Justice Court judge, will begin at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Henderson council chambers, 240 Water St.
Police are looking for an armed robbery suspect who targeted a Henderson bank in December.
A man wanted in connection with several convenience store robberies in Henderson has been arrested.
Violent-crime rates have risen this year across the Las Vegas Valley compared with 2015.
Two intruders broke into a Henderson Petland shop early Christmas morning, making off with two purebred puppies worth more than $6,000, the shop’s manager said.
The cost of youth sports for Ivy Fines’ 5-year- and 8-year-old sons added up quickly.
A Henderson police vehicle crashed early Monday morning en route to investigate a body found near Foothill High School.
Volunteers in Henderson participate in Audubon Society’s annual survey, helping chart changes in bird populations, habitat and behavior.
Friends and family didn’t think it was wise for Henderson residents Paul and Lorena Charron to sell all their possessions, purchase a motor home and travel the country.
Nevada State College is taking steps to expand with additions to the department of education in 2017.
The family that lost everything but the clothes on their backs and the things in their car waited patiently Tuesday on the driveway of Henderson Fire Station No. 98, not knowing what to expect.
Bob and Sandy Ellis have been giving toys to underprivileged children throughout the state for 12 years.
Darryl Gorden knew he had one thing in common with the nearly 400 other people in the room: They all were drawn to law enforcement.
