1 injured in crash at historic sign in downtown Las Vegas
One person was hospitalized early Friday morning after a vehicle nearly crashed into a historic Binion’s Horseshoe sign in downtown Las Vegas.
The vehicle crashed into a median about 3:30 a.m. on Las Vegas Boulevard North near Washington Avenue where the historic Horseshoe sign has been displayed since 2009, according to Metropolitan Police Department Lt. David Sims.
The driver of the vehicle was hospitalized but is expected to survive, Sims said. Police believe impairment may be a factor in the crash.
The Horseshoe sign was saved by a marker for the Las Vegas Boulevard Historic Cultural Corridor placed in front of the sign. The marker was destroyed in the crash.
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