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The father of the 13-year-old boy who was fatally shot Friday at a west valley smoke shop said Tuesday he forgives the clerk who is now behind bars in connection with his son’s death.
Capt. Roxanne McDaris is the only female captain of a Metropolitan Police Department area command. Until October, she was Metro’s only female captain.
A 40-year-old man died Saturday evening after his Mercedes flipped and crashed in the desert bordering the Southwest Valley.
The man shot and killed Tuesday night in what police are calling a random shooting has been identified by the Clark County coroner as Ethan Hogan, 25.
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A fight over a child turned into what police characterized as a random homicide in southwest Las Vegas late Tuesday night.
If you walk or drive by Las Vegas Boulevard, there’s a good chance you’ll see Kre8 Media Outdoor Advertising’s mobile billboards. Simple and flashy trucks carry ads up and down the Strip and any other roads their clients want to target.
At work, southwest resident Jill Roberts is surrounded by death. Roberts works part time with the Clark County coroner’s office as an on-scene death investigator and also serves as the CEO of Trauma Intervention Program of Southern Nevada, an organization that sends its volunteers to emergency scenes where they provide support.
The First Friday arts festival is scheduled from 5 to 11 p.m. Dec. 2 at venues throughout the Las Vegas Arts District, near Charleston Boulevard and Main Street.
Visitors to Las Vegas City Hall in the past few months have been greeted with huge paper flags that are laden withsymbolism.
Through sniffles and stifled tears, a group of LGBT people and community allies read the names of 26 people murdered in the United States for being transgender.
Juan Muniz considers all of his art pieces to be an inside look into his own sad journal.