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The dazzling Feb. 1 presentation by a development group promising to not only build a 40,000-seat domed stadium at UNLV but remake its campus appears to have hit its first significant hurdle.
The former head of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Managers and Supervisors Association is accused of misappropriating nearly $40,000 in union funds, but he might avoid prosecution.
A man riding a motorcycle died after colliding with a sport utility vehicle Sunday afternoon in the northeast valley, Las Vegas police said.
Drive by just about any shopping center in Las Vegas and you’ll see shuttered storefronts, going-out-of-business sales and banners advertising space available for lease.
The bullet fired from a Las Vegas police officer’s handgun Jan. 12 should have pierced the driver’s side window of Leonard Greer’s car. But the bullet deflected and got buried in the door.
Roger Clark likes to hike down into the Grand Canyon for a break from the continual hum, clash and clatter of city noise. However, the last time he took a hike down the canyon’s Hermit Trail, the whop-whop-whop sound of helicopters carrying tourists overhead destroyed the natural quiet.
The staffing drought has ended at Premier Office Systems. The Las Vegas Xerox sales agency didn’t make a single hire in 2010, but it’s expanding at a comparatively brisk pace in 2011.
After spending what he calculates as $215 million of his own money to develop a space station, Robert Bigelow has turned to NASA for help with his next step.
A 16-year-old girl missing from North Las Vegas since Jan. 29 turned herself in at an area high school Friday night, police said.
In line with industry trends, Viad Corp.’s convention management business has begun to turn around.
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The valley is still under an extreme heat warning until 11 p.m.. Clark County said its cooling stations are active through tonight.
Summerlin South might have the best player in the Little League World Series in Garrett Gallegos, but the unknown also awaits in the U.S. championship game.
The valley is under an extreme heat warning until 11 p.m. Saturday. Clark County said its cooling stations are active through Saturday.
Team owner John Fisher and his family have the funding in place to pay for whatever the final cost of the stadium might be, according to team president Marc Badain.
