A group of real estate investors lost their bid Thursday to keep documents sought in a lawsuit over a failed Henderson development project confidential.
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Las Vegas police need help identifying a man said to be responsible for multiple robberies in parking lots in April and May.
A motorcyclist suffered critical injuries after being hit by a sedan Thursday morning in western Las Vegas, according to Las Vegas police.
A deal between a Renown Health, a healthcare network, and the University of Nevada’s School of Medicine would expand the medical school and increase the number of physicians who train and practice in Northern Nevada, according to Renown Health.
The Nevada “forever” stamp, which depicts an area of Fire Canyon in Valley of Fire State Park, was unveiled at a press conference Thursday at The Smith Center. The stamp commemorates the Nevada’s 150th anniversary this year.
A Las Vegas man pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in a scheme to submit false federal tax returns in 2009 using false home buyer credits, the Justice Department announced.
The U.S. House voted Wednesday to expand rape counseling to members of the National Guard assaulted during required training missions.
Twelve schools nationwide have been named Grammy Signature Schools for 2014. The program gives money to public high school music programs based on excellence, financial need or both. Las Vegas Academy was one of two gold-level schools to receive $5,000.
After months of writing politicians, meeting with city officials and getting her class interested in space, 6-year-old Samantha Johnson landed not one but two astronauts.
When The Ogden, 150 Las Vegas Blvd. North, was completed in early 2008, the housing market was dropping into a crisis, jobs were following, and starting a new business looked like a challenging venture at best.
There aren’t a lot of Apollo spacecraft in private hands, but on June 4, the Apollo Command Module that has been a fixture in former Lt. Governor Lonnie Hammargren’s Las Vegas backyard will go on auction, along with about 20 other items from the eclectic collection he’s been gathering for nearly 40 years.
Las Vegas police announced an effort to step up enforcement Thursday, from morning to until noon, at the Spring Mountain Road and Decatur Boulevard intersection.
The estate of the former prosecutor who had a romantic relationship with suspended Family Court Judge Steven Jones is dropping a federal lawsuit seeking to clear her name.
Interim North Las Vegas City Manager Jeff Buchanan announced his resignation Wednesday, effective early next month, but no reason was immediately given.
Nevada’s “stand your ground” law is in the spotlight with the filing of murder charges against a 73-year-old suspect who says he acted in self-defense when he fatally shot a man and wounded a woman trespassing on his property in Sparks.
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Police said the officer fled after the crash and ‘showed several signs of impairment’ when he returned to the scene.
The Chippendales are off the books at Mat Franco Theater on July 31. Look for them to return at Planet Hollywood.
Naughty Patty’s pops up for one night this month, ahead of its full debut this summer, at The Cosmopolitan.
A Las Vegas man is claiming the Metropolitan Police Department has failed to properly address threatening behavior from his neighbor, the son of a retired high-ranking police officer.
