A late-night crash closed the northbound lanes of Interstate 15 south of Las Vegas on Thursday.
The crash happened at 11:32 p.m. at Mile Marker 5 north of Primm, according to RTC Southern Nevada. The agency said the lanes were “temporarily closed due to collision.”
The lanes re-opened a few hours later. There was no immediate information about the crash.
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles has launched a new tool that allows residents to report vehicles with expired, invalid, or missing registrations.
Dandre Owens is accused of killing a woman at a Las Vegas Strip hotel and fatally shooting a man he lured into the desert.
Plans to build a major solar farm slated for the Nevada desert appear to have been canceled as federal officials shift priorities surrounding the nation’s energy generation.
In an era of government efficiency, some projects cost less to conserve water, an analysis shows.
Rozita V. Lee, who led an effort to establish Filipino Town, declared that it was a wonderful day for Filipinos in Las Vegas.
A British tourist who was critically injured in a Sept. 17 skydiving crash near Las Vegas has been released from the hospital, a spokesperson confirmed.
MGM Resorts International President and CEO Bill Hornbuckle emphasized the international in his appearance before the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
Wild burros in Beatty have become a public safety issue, officials said.
The wildlife department has tips for hunters who may be worried about infection.
A man was killed and another person was transported to a hospital by helicopter after a crash northwest of the Las Vegas Valley, police say.
