Bonanza Road was shut down Thursday near Las Vegas Boulevard after a vehicle hit a pedestrian, according to police.
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Las Vegas area homeowners who have done minor repairs without permits can get them inspected during May without paying any penalty as part of an “amnesty” initiative.
A crash that delayed traffic on Interstate 15 parallel to the Strip on Thursday afternoon has been cleared.
Traffic is creeping at the intersection of Hacienda Avenue and Rainbow Boulevard after a U-Haul truck rolled over, according to Las Vegas police.
Las Vegas police have located two men linked to an April 17 homicide that left a bystander dead, a department spokeswoman said Thursday.
Las Vegas’ two longest-tenured planning commissioners — Ric Truesdell and Byron Goynes — are now on their way out, according to the city attorney.
The Clark County District Attorney’s office on Thursday released the full report on a North Las Vegas police shooting that left a man dead.
Erich Nowsch, charged with fatally shooting 44-year-old mother of four Tammy Meyers, pleaded not guilty Thursday to a separate incident that happened just days after the killing.
Artists put the finishing touches Thursday on two Zap 7 project utility boxes that had been tagged with graffiti.
The father of a former Foothill High School student has filed a civil rights lawsuit that accuses the Clark County School District of acting with “deliberate indifference” toward the conduct of an English teacher who lured the teenager into an inappropriate relationship.
The Nevada Supreme Court has disbarred prominent Las Vegas attorney Gerry Zobrist, who was convicted in a mortgage fraud scheme.
Robert Dixon Dunn, accused of killing an elderly couple and hiding their bodies in a west valley storage unit, must remain in jail while he awaits trial, a judge ruled Thursday.
Arizona police arrested one of two men wanted by Metro in connection with the death of a woman after an unapproved medical procedure in August.
This month North Las Vegas will mark another year as a city. For many municipalities the anniversary of incorporation is just a date, but for Nevada’s fourth most populous city that date carries meaning.
Vietnam War veterans from the Las Vegas Valley offered their thoughts on the 40th anniversary of the war’s end, April 30, 1975.
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