Road Warrior Art Marroquin is off, but road projects continue throughout the valley. Here’s a list of work in progress so you can reroute and redirect as needed.
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Recruiters from nine law enforcement agencies gathered Sunday at Town Square for what organizers billed as the first multi-agency recruiting expo in Southern Nevada.
Uniformed officers from the North Las Vegas, Henderson and Metropolitan police departments, paramedics and fire department personnel mingled with residents and their families to mourn Parque.
A woman is charged with abusing her elderly mother while the two were at an encampment where protesters of the Dakota Access oil pipeline were staying.
After a wave of show closings, new strategies emerge for marketing to millennials and last-minute buyers.
Steven Katz has left his role with MGM for a new challenge: general manager of the upcoming sites for Canter’s Deli, the nearly 90-year-old Los Angeles institution about to re-enter the Las Vegas market.
The just-opened XD Dark Ride at GameWorks at Town Square is attracting fans of roller coasters as well as gamers in a realistic battle against imaginary fiends.
Hiring out-of-state workers is a risky business. Nevada, a state in which companies rely heavily on out-of-state hires, seems to know how to keep the people they bring in — at least for now.
A Metropolitan Police Department patrol vehicle was involved in a crash in the north valley Saturday night
One person is in critical condition after being found stabbed Saturday afternoon in the central valley.
Many dressed in blue Saturday during the third annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, a day to honor the men and women sworn to serve and protect the Las Vegas Valley community.
Sunday’s high should reach 62 degrees with partly cloudy skies but no chance for rain, the National Weather Service said.
A man was taken into custody after he holed up inside an apartment and threatened to burn down the building Saturday afternoon.
One person is dead after an early morning crash in the southeast Las Vegas Valley.
A 12-year-old boy brought a loaded gun to Saville Middle School on Friday morning and was taken into custody after officers received a tip from another student, according to Clark County School District police.