A Clark County jury convicted a man of first-degree murder and child abuse charges Thursday in the death of his 3-month-old daughter.
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Assemblywoman Victoria Seaman managed to navigate the 2015 Legislature’s many political potholes. It was the one she and her husband John Seaman encountered Wednesday that was really painful.
A divided Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the convictions of Las Vegas father Stanley Rimer in the death of his 4-year-old disabled son.
It happened about 2:40 p.m. Wednesday at the Subway in the 8700 block of Maryland Parkway, near the Wigwam Avenue intersection.
Jennifer and Eric Stensrud were chosen from a group of ten teachers who were recognized throughout the school year through the Clark County Educators of the Month contest, sponsored by the Review-Journal and Sierra Nevada College.
Clouds lingering over the Las Vegas Valley on Thursday are not expected to bring any rain, the National Weather Service said.
A DUI driver crashed a vehicle into a taxi, seriously injuring the driver, and then into an airport shuttle bus, injuring two others in the central valley early Thursday morning, Las Vegas police said.
The Las Vegas Valley Water District says our water is so safe, so why does it also encourage pregnant women and people with weakened immune systems to consult a doctor about drinking it?
According to a study, Sunrise Manor is vying for the title of bottom of the heap as far as creativity and culture are concerned, but that comes as a surprise to some of the artists and otherwise creative people who live there.
As social media continues to grow, the perceived need to constantly update one’s status, post pictures and respond to queries can begin to seem like a full-time job. For Lauralie Ezra and her staff at Crowd Siren, it is.
Project Neon, the 3.7-mile, $1.5 billion rehabilitation of the state’s busiest freeway interchange, will ease the flow of traffic from southbound U.S. Highway 95 to southbound Interstate 15 as advertised.
Myrna Williams’ party the other day turned into a reminder of all she has done for the less fortunate throughout her life, for those without a famous brother, without a political voice, without her sense of fairness.
North Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge Catherine Ramsey contends the city is out to get her because she wasn’t willing to sacrifice justice to fill the city’s woefully lacking coffers, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday.
Las Vegas author C.A. Hartnell writes about the early polio vaccine trials, wild weather, patriotism, diners, Route 66, rock ‘n’ roll and the enduring power of friendship in her young readers fiction series set in the ’50s.
