A man found dead Sunday from possible carbon monoxide poisoning was identified Tuesday.
Frank G. Acosta, 69, was found dead by the Clark County Fire Department about 11 a.m. Sunday in the 1800 block of Praline Circle, near Sahara Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard. An official cause of death was not released.
A second person was taken to an area hospital, but a condition was not given on Tuesday.
The event was coordinated by the nonprofit Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth and Las Vegas Sands, which featured remarks from Nevada Democratic U.S. Rep. Dina Titus
Federal scientists predict that the reservoir — critical to Las Vegas’ future — is in for trouble.
While it’s true that the Boring Co. is feeling the heat from regulators after illegally dumping toxic chemicals into manholes, officials say Southern Nevadans have nothing to worry about when they turn on their taps.
Surya Bonaly called police and said she realized someone had broken in while she was away, according to police.
Shortly before 5:30 a.m., a caller told Metro dispatchers that a pickup had struck his vehicle near South Arville Street and Blue Diamond Road and then fled, police said.
Elon Musk’s Boring Company was fined nearly $500,000 for illegally dumping apparent drill fluid into Clark County Water Reclamation District’s sewer system.
A “suspicious item” was left near the off-strip restaurant, causing a small explosion on Thursday, according to police.
A longer-term deal to keep the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix returning to Southern Nevada into the next decade is being eyed by race and area officials as the 2025 edition approaches.
A Las Vegas police officer was injured Thursday morning after a vehicle pursuit involving a suspect in a possible kidnapping.
Preparations for race weekend include timed road closures, a large police presence and a ban on glass bottles beginning Monday, Metro Undersheriff Andrew Walsh said.
