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Every man has his breaking point, and Elias Garcia Vicente, it would seem, has reached his. After five years of hustling for jobs in Las Vegas, the undocumented immigrant from Mexico’s Gulf Coast is calling it quits and heading back home to Veracruz.
Those looking in Lake Mead for a 28-year-old airman from Creech Air Force Base changed their tactics Sunday after the man was feared dead.
Libraries and bookstores nationwide have been hopping to keep up with demand for the hottest book to come around in years, “Fifty Shades of Grey.” More than 800 people are waiting for a copy of the book with the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District.
Astrid Silva, Rafael Lopez and Blanca Gamez are undocumented immigrants living in the Las Vegas Valley. Tired of living in the shadows, they are striving to become U.S. citizens.
Las Vegas police said a 74-year-old Las Vegas man committed suicide early Saturday after firing a weapon at his wife who fled their home on Furnace Gulch Avenue near Fort Apache Road.
Two-thousand local families were given $500 U.S. Bank gift cards from an anonymous Las Vegas casino owner on Saturday at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Las Vegas.
The Southern Nevada Health District board accepted the resignation of the district’s chief health officer Thursday and appointed a temporary replacement.
Federal officials have approved a solar plant on an Indian reservation outside Las Vegas, marking the nation’s first commercial-grade solar energy project on tribal land and new territory for the Obama administration’s renewable energy agenda.
