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It’s been 16 months since Joseph Pinkney lost his teenage daughter to a stray bullet at a rowdy house party.
Although more than 80 people were at the party and many witnessed the shooting of Betty “Jay” Pinkney, Las Vegas police didn’t have enough evidence to arrest the man suspected of firing the fatal shot — until now.
Both of the teachers up for a Ward 1 North Las Vegas City Council seat — Jared Hardy and Isaac Barron — are election rookies. Early voting starts Wednesday.
The mercury soared in the valley on Monday when temperatures hit the triple digits for the first time in 2013.
The story told Monday by Patty Aspinwall mirrored fellow victims’ recollections about what happened to their bodies after they visited Dr. Dipak Desai’s Las Vegas endoscopy clinics.
In an event that was part fund-raiser and part plain fun, Penn Jillette took his magic to the Las Vegas Strip on Monday to hand out ice cream.
What good are used bathmats? Plenty, according to 8-year-old Lexie Wilder, who collects them from hotels and donates them to The Animal Foundation and Nathan Adelson Hospice. For her efforts, she was named a Huggable Hero semifinalist in Build-A-Bear Workshop’s annual contest.
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There are many reasons to visit Café Fiesta. The excellent menu is one reason, but even more inviting is that no menu item costs more than $9.99.
A 33-year-old woman accused of leaving the scene of a fatal accident was arrested Sunday.
It may not be Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby, but The D Las Vegas’ Sigma Derby maybe the next best thing.
This year’s Helldorado Days Parade parade is slated to travel down Fourth Street from Gass Avenue to Ogden Avenue at 5 p.m. May 18. Helldorado Days also offers a locals’ rodeo, four days of pro rodeo, a carnival, a whiskerino beard and mustache contest, a poker tournament, a golf tournament, an art show and auction, a trail ride, exhibits, food and more May 16-19 in downtown Las Vegas. For a complete schedule, visit elkshelldorado.com or call 702-870-1221.
“ ‘Son of a Gambling Man.’ That’s who I am, and I wear the label with pride,” former Gov. Bob Miller shares in his memoir “Son of a Gambling Man: My Journey From a Casino Family to the Governor’s Mansion.”
Buying a red car does not mean higher auto insurance rates. It is a myth that many valley insurance agents said they often hear.
