The Department of Motor Vehicles building at 2701 E. Sahara Ave. has reopened today after an evacuation and reports of a "suspicious item" in the office.
Las Vegas police and their ARMOR detail investigated the situation, which ended without incident.
The office closed was evacuated at about 10:30 a.m. and reopened around noon.
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