The Clark County Department of Family Services is planning for a new home at the Clark County Government Center campus on South Grand Central Parkway. The cost estimate for the new 100,000- to 150,000-square-foot multi-story building starts at $33 million, according to planning documents and officials.
A pro-marijuana group seeking to legalize the recreational use of the drug in Nevada is getting organized, creating a website where information about the effort, including how to volunteer, can be found.
A man was wounded Sunday night in a shooting on Martin Luther King Boulevard near U.S. Highway 95.
The Las Vegas Fire Department and American Medical Response have dueled for three months over a new hospital transport policy that’s pulling more money into city coffers and less into the private ambulance company’s.
Federal prosecutors are pushing to force a defendant standing trial in a series of convenience store robberies to try on for the jury a hooded sweatshirt worn by the robber in surveillance video during the 2013 crime spree.
A business licensing dispute before the Henderson City Council on Tuesday hinges on whether The Love Store is a legitimate retail location or a sex shop barred under city code. The Love Store plans to open its third Las Vegas valley location in an 8,000-square-foot space on North Stephanie Street near Warm Springs Road.
In the months ahead, you might be seeing tractor-trailer rigs on Nevada’s interstate highways traveling within 20 feet of each other at top speed. It’s called platooning, and it’s considered safer and more efficient.
It takes a trained eye to spot a treasure. Summerlin resident Andi Goldstein has found an 1843 signed chest that she bought for $8 and sold for $1,000. She’s gotten a crate of plates from England for $3 and sold it for $500. Now Goldstein is sharing her expertise on the weekly AM 720 radio program “Pawn Talk Live.”
A pedestrian hospitalized after being hit by a car in the east valley Saturday night was jaywalking, Las Vegas police said.
