Magician, comedian and Las Vegas headliner Penn Jillette won Friday’s celebrity episode of “Jeopardy” to bring $50,000 to a local charity.
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Henderson police are seeking the public’s help in finding a 77-year-old man who went missing on Thursday.
The Las Vegas Valley is expected to see high temperatures only in the 60s, according to the National Weather Service, and the rain will likely stay to the north and south.
A scooter rider is in critical condition after a Friday morning crash in the east valley, Las Vegas police said.
Rosie Larsen, founder of Rosie’s Den, a cafe popular with travelers and lottery aficionados about 60 miles southeast of Las Vegas, died on Friday, according to her staff. Larsen, 89, opened the White Hills, Ariz., cafe in 1984.
Las Vegas police have identified a suspect in the stabbing death near a central valley apartment complex Monday night, the department said Friday.
Henderson might impose a moratorium on new massage parlors as it plans to rewrite city laws — yet again — to combat a small number of businesses that officials say are fronts for prostitution.
The man police called a “dangerous” fugitive who was wanted in California in connection with a homicide was arrested Friday in Las Vegas, according to police.
A man shot by police in the midst of an alleged residential burglary in Las Vegas last month has been indicted, prosecutors said Friday.
A 25-year-old man has been arrested in connection with Saturday’s fatal shooting at an apartment complex near the Boulevard Mall, according to an arrest report.
A man was shot to death late Thursday night in the northeast valley, and Las Vegas police are looking the shooter.
It was a typical Monday night at Silver Sevens, 4100 Paradise Road. A small line was snaking its way to the buffet, people were trying their luck on the slots and table games, and over in the corner bar, a part-time UNLV instructor was reading a poem in a combination of Middle and Old English.
Rather than turning himself in, former Las Vegas Constable John Bonaventura tried to have his domestic battery arrest warrant dropped Friday, court records show.
Best-selling author Joshua Wolf Shenk is the new executive director of UNLV’s Black Mountain Institute literary center. Shenk’s selection signals a new chapter in the relatively brief but remarkable history of the creative writing center.