Demonstrators rallied outside the federal building in Las Vegas on Saturday to protest U.S. Sen. Dean Heller’s vote against more extensive background checks for gun purchasers.
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A mother who was found dead along with her two children at their home on Friday afternoon stabbed the boy and girl before turning the knife on herself, Las Vegas police said Saturday.
Clark County officials are considering a proposal that would ban all glass bottles and tumblers along the Strip’s sidewalks and pedestrian bridges.
Recent years haven’t been easy on the Metropolitan Police Department, but Sheriff Doug Gillespie hopes to stick around awhile longer.
A woman and two children were found dead Friday at a southwest valley home, according to Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Lt. Ray Steiber.
The new Nature Center at heart of Clark County’s largest park will open to the public with a dedication ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday.
A newly installed solar array at a Las Vegas water treatment plant is part of the city’s effort to save $2.5 million annually in energy costs.
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The Southern Nevada Water Authority faced criticism about transparency once again on Thursday as board members delayed action on a water charge increase that even seemed to catch them by surprise.
As immigration reform supporters in Las Vegas praised Congress’ latest legislation Wednesday, immigrants in the country illegally congregated at their usual Bonanza Road spot looking for work.
Nevada’s effort to serve as a testing ground for unmanned aircraft got a stamp of approval from the Las Vegas City Council over the objection of people who cited concerns about privacy and safety.
Former Clark County Fire Chief Steven Smith will lead the Las Vegas Fire Department as interim chief from April 22 through June 30 until a new fire chief can be selected, the city announced Wednesday