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Union Pacific works to reopen railway after train derailment

A train heading to California derailed Sunday near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Union Pacific spokesman Mark Davis said 19 coal cars and one locomotive derailed about 10 p.m. The train, which was bound for Mojave, Calif., had four locomotives and 103 cars.

I-15 widening project hits speed bump in Las Vegas

The future of a massive Interstate 15 widening in Las Vegas is up in the air because of questions from some state lawmakers about the $1.3 billion Project Neon.

Nevada DMV officials wonder how many will apply for new driver cards

As Nevada prepares to offer driver authorization cards to undocumented residents beginning Jan. 2, the big question for the Department of Motor Vehicles is how many people will show up to take advantage of the new program.

Woman killed in Route 160 crash ID’d

The woman killed in the crash on state Route 160 Saturday morning has been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.

Tahoe officials hope to launch ferry service by 2016

Transportation officials at Lake Tahoe are hoping that by the summer of 2016 they’ll have a pair of 120-passenger ferries shuttling tourists and locals alike between the south shore and the north shore in less than a half hour.