2012: The Year in Photos
A look at the most memorable images and multimedia from the past year, brought to you by the Review-Journal photo staff.
2012 in Las Vegas
Two officers were injured and transported to University Medical Center in Las Vegas.
Authorities confiscated several items from a Las Vegas apartment tied to a gunman who used an AR-15-style rifle to kill four people in Manhattan, according to records made public Friday.
If you felt like the Las Vegas weather in July was more mild than we are used to experiencing, you weren’t wrong.
An Arizona firm plans to put 275 homes on a site where the Paradise Spa complex now sits in south Las Vegas.
A downtown Las Vegas casino has completed a multi-million-dollar hotel tower renovation, and a limited number of rooms will be open to guests as early as this weekend.
Family Court Judge Vincent Ochoa said testing found that both Logan Gifford and his father could be the 15-year-old child’s father.
The crash happened near the intersection of Rampart Boulevard and Vegas Drive. The driver faces reckless driving and DUI-related charges.
A group of environmental activists, many of them costumed as desert animals, questioned the need for the Southern Nevada Supplemental Airport Wednesday.
Attorney Chris Rasmussen said the killer’s boss, Rick Ackley, “did everything right. The transfer was through a federal firearms licensee and it was all lawful.”
Authorities are investigating why two women fell ill at the Revolution Against Aging and Death Festival. They both received peptide injections as a way to fight aging.