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A 61-year-old man died after a fatal crash Friday afternoon about a block west of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
Officers were called at 4:18 p.m. to the wreck, which happened near the intersection of Naples Drive and Polaris Avenue, just south of Harmon Avenue, Metro Lt. Ken Romane said.
A fight between a father and son in a southwest valley home Friday afternoon escalated to a stabbing, then a shooting that left the teen son dead, police said.
Rising temperatures this week mean favorable weather for Super Bowl watching in Las Vegas. That warming trend will continue into next week, according to the National Weather Service.
North Las Vegas’ first homicide of the year was drug-related, according to an arrest report.
Two Nevada schools, both in Las Vegas, have joined a “distinguished” list of campuses that, despite serving high populations of low-income children, closed the achievement gap among disadvantaged students or posted strong student performance for multiple years.
Former real estate broker Eve Mazzarella and her ex-husband, Steven Grimm, are headed back to prison.
A Metropolitan Police Department officer told his live-in girlfriend, “You’re going to die,” as he dragged her by the neck across their living room floor and slammed her onto a couch, she testified in court Friday.
Word is, people are going to be pretty focused on love this week because of some holiday based on an obscure Catholic saint.
J. Keith Moyer wants the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s staff to think big.
Art With A Heart won’t be a stuffy fundraiser, organizers said — although some attendees might feel a little stuffed afterward due to the array of restaurants offering food.
Las Vegas police are looking for a man they say fatally shot another man in the head at a west valley home Thursday afternoon.
North Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help to find a man who went missing after leaving his home Thursday morning.
Las Vegas police need the public’s help identifying several people they said were involved in two violent robberies last month in the eastern valley.
Too often, veterans return from war with memories of unspeakable violence and horror. They’ve survived the worst that humanity has to offer, and while they may have left the war in another county, a tougher battle is waiting for them at home.
A man who died Monday outside his apartment in Henderson was shot multiple times in the back and face by his child’s mother’s boyfriend, according to police documents.
