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Touro medical school names news dean

The next dean of Touro University Nevada’s College of Osteopathic Medicine will be a longtime educator with a background that includes teaching, clinical work, research, and expertise in residency and fellowship programs.

Henderson man arrested in fatal 2014 bar fight

A man Henderson police say killed a man by punching him in the head at a bar in November 2014 was arrested Thursday.

Man killed at children’s party over weekend ID’d

A man shot to death at a children’s birthday party Saturday night was identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as Tony Munns, 28.

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Some RJ deliveries delayed today

Due to a late press run, some deliveries of the Las Vegas Review-Journal may be delayed on Monday.

Traffic flows again on US 95 near Eastern after crash

Traffic is flowing again on U.S Highway 95, near Eastern Avenue, after a jackknifed semi-truck blocked two lanes Sunday afternoon, traffic cameras show.

Police seek man in connection with Saturday homicide

Las Vegas police are looking for a person of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of a man at a west valley apartment complex Saturday.

Mind matters for pilots at Sunday’s air race — PHOTOS

Red Bull Air Race pilots gathered along the hangar walk at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Saturday morning trying to ease their minds before races begin at noon on Sunday.

Man reported missing from Vegas found dead in Utah

A body found Friday afternoon southwest of Enterprise, Utah, was identified Saturday as a man who was reported missing from Las Vegas, according to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

1 dead in west valley shooting

One person is dead after a shooting at an apartment complex in the west valley, according to Las Vegas police.

ONE DROP is a good start — PHOTOS

After starting at Symphony Park, participants in the ONE DROP Walk for Water move along Alta Drive near Shadow Lane on Saturday.

Police in Las Vegas Valley still learning from deadly Ferguson incident

Fourteen months after the events in Ferguson, Mo., forced law enforcement agencies across the country to examine the ways they operate, departments across the Las Vegas Valley are still learning from the incident.