Las Vegas police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead early Sunday morning.
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Library district officials are developing a new program to get teenagers into libraries to hang out, mess around and geek out with multimedia technology.
How do you follow up several successful one-day markets featuring small local businesses? If you’re Polly Weinstein, an organizer of the Neon Bazaar, you take products from some of your favorite vendors and open an indoor pop-up store for the holidays.
The Las Vegas woman killed in a hit-and-run crash Thursday night has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
A Marine veteran, with help from the Westminster Presbyterian Church’s food pantry, he has been a guardian angel for fellow homeless people living in hidden hooches on the shrub-dotted desert next to the North Las Vegas Airport.
The courts at the Darling Tennis Center, 7901 W. Washington Ave., usually are filled with the rhythmic “thunk” of tennis balls being hit. However on Nov. 23, there was only the sound of rain drops. That Saturday was to have been day one of the fourth edition of the Las Vegas Xenergy Open for Wheelchair Tennis, a two-day event. Instead, contenders used it as a chance to reconnect as they waited for the rain to cease.
Southern California had little trouble with Fresno State today, routing the Bulldogs 45-20 to win the Las Vegas Bowl before a sold-out crowd of 42,178 at Sam Boyd Stadium.
Hundreds of parents lined up in the cold to pick up bags of toys for their children at the Cashman Field Center Saturday morning.
Las Vegas police are looking for a victim who was shot at a barbershop inside the Edmond Town Center shopping complex Saturday night.
Jessica Hargrove needed persistence to get the Clark County Department of Family Services to act on concerns about her 17-month-old son in foster care.
Henderson officials are encouraging residents to recycle their Christmas trees from Dec. 26 through Jan. 16.
Imagine sipping a cocktail at a Kerry Simon rooftop bar, overlooking — Carson Avenue?
The tiny Sierra Oeste community is a dangerous place to live. But Las Vegas police Sgt. Phillip Merges is hoping to change that with help from a lot of people.
Leroy Fuller, a Salvation Army volunteer for over 15 years, was saddened and confused when a couple took his kettle with about $200 in it. “It made me feel upset,” he said. “I think they feel bad about what they did. They’ve got to feel bad, unless they have no heart.”
In some areas of Las Vegas, the streets are lined with homeless people. Those streets are also lined with donations and trash.