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Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help in locating a missing 36-year-old man.
After reviewing additional footage shot for a project, Review-Journal videographer Michael Quine noticed some curious artifacts moving across the screen. Birds, grocery bags, reflections or something else? The 95 freeway is in the foreground with the camera pointed North towards Nellis Air Force Base just east of the Spaghetti Bowl.
Those who wish to reserve a dog park or equestrian park in Henderson may soon do so — for a fee.
The Metropolitan Police Department is closing the lobbies of three substations to cut costs.
Local police officers involved in the shooting of an armed murder suspect last year will be honored Sunday with a national officer of the year award.
The Rape Crisis Center in Las Vegas has a new central office that’s nearly twice the size of its previous site.
A Las Vegas police motorcycle officer was hospitalized Wednesday after a crash on Summerlin Parkway.
Significant traffic delays are expected tonight at the intersection of Charleston Boulevard and Las Vegas Boulevard from 7 p.m. until midnight, according to the city of Las Vegas.
The stepmother of a 12-year-old boy who died last year has been charged with murder after police said she ignored his symptoms of appendicitis for a week.
A pedestrian is in critical condition after being struck by a motorcycle near Flamingo Road and Koval Lane early Wednesday morning, according to Las Vegas police.
Clark County commissioners on Tuesday unanimously backed a decision that will free up more than 3,000 acres near McCarran International Airport for potential development in the long term.
A 34-year-old Las Vegas man was sentenced to 36 months to 120 months in prison for Medicaid fraud, the attorney general’s office announced Tuesday.