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The Nevada Highway Patrol trooper involved in the fatal shooting on Interstate 15 Saturday has been identified.
Las Vegas leaders on Wednesday picked former North Las Vegas City Manager Tim Hacker to head the city’s parks department.
Defense lawyers in court Wednesday grilled the lead undercover officer accused of wrongdoing in a federal drug and weapons investigation into Vagos motorcycle gang members.
Three people were indicted in the September killing of a man at Lake Mohave, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Several downtown Las Vegas streets near the Smith Center for the Performing Arts will be closed Saturday morning for a charitable event.
Since Town Square Las Vegas opened almost seven years ago, it has hosted many charity runs and walks. That tradition continues Nov. 8 with the second annual One Run event, benefiting six charities.
A section of Volunteer Boulevard in Henderson is closed after a small plane made an emergency landing on the road.
A 48-year-old man died while being held at the Henderson Detention Center early Wednesday, a city spokeswoman said.
The Bureau of Land Management is recommending almost 280,000 acres in Southern Nevada for special protection as part of a sweeping plan update that would also open more land for solar energy projects and other development.
Air Force Airman Shaun M. Miller graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio. He is a 2013 graduate of Sunrise Mountain High School.
The driver of the motorcycle that crashed Tuesday night, seriously injuring a toddler, was charged with driving while impaired, Las Vegas police say.
Early Las Vegas civil rights leader James A. “Jimmy” Gay III was honored by having the first star on the Garden of Dreams dedicated in his honor Sept. 25.
Las Vegas police Assistant Sheriff Joe Lombardo was leading retired Capt. Larry Burns in the race for Clark County sheriff with 51 percent of the votes as elections officials continued to tally Tuesday night. If Lombardo holds his lead, he will win the right to replace his biggest supporter, outgoing Sheriff Doug Gillespie.
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