The sister of the man whose body was found burned and dismembered in a desert lot three days after Christmas said Thursday that “no one deserves” to be killed and discarded the way he was.
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No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing into the burglary at an apartment complex at 6501 W. Charleston Blvd., near Rainbow Boulevard, the Metropolitan Police Department said.
Oakland Raiders executives have told the NFL that Goldman Sachs is committed to financing the team’s proposed domed stadium in Las Vegas with or without an investment from casino executive Sheldon Adelson, the Las Vegas Stadium Authority board learned Thursday.
Allison Gardner, 17, was born with spinal muscular atrophy. Today, Make-A-Wish Southern Nevada formally revealed her long-awaited bathroom makeover, including a custom tub.
Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop founder Lois Margolet, who built a loyal following for her sandwich shop through creations such as the iconic Bobbie, died of lung cancer in Las Vegas early Thursday morning. She was 68.
The Nevada Taxicab Authority on Thursday unanimously agreed to take a wait-and-see approach as the state Legislature convenes next month to consider measures that could affect taxi rates and potential regulations on ride-sharing companies.
An Oklahoma man is accused of pointing a knife at a boy’s stomach during a Friday flight that was diverted to Las Vegas.
The awkward overhaul of the Clark County School District continues its messy slog toward an August deadline amid obstacles that include a lawsuit and urgent need for costly resources.
A man was taken to a hospital after a shooting near North Rainbow Boulevard and West Cheyenne Avenue Thursday morning.
One person died after being found in a house fire in the northeast valley Wednesday night.
Principal Katie Decker’s three schools are a model of what could be replicated across the Clark County School District as the system inches closer to the state-mandated reorganization in August.
A federal judge has reversed much of a magistrate’s order for tax records pertaining to the victims of an alleged $190 million Ponzi scheme.
About $2.4 million will be spent to upgrade two sections of Charleston Boulevard beginning in early February, the Nevada Department of Transportation said Monday.
Las Vegas police are asking the public for information about the moments that led up to a homicide in the central valley last week.
A mile-long stretch of Fourth Street in downtown Las Vegas will close for nine hours Monday to make way for the city’s 35th Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade.