A Michigan man killed when a taxicab caught fire after a car crash Friday was identified Tuesday.
John Meredith, 62, from Williamston, Mich., died after a car rear-ended the cab near Sahara Avenue on northbound Interstate 15.
Three others, including the driver, were in the cab, and they were taken to University Medical Center with nonlife-threatening injuries. None of the people in the cab was wearing seat belts.
Lawmakers are seeking a full accounting of the strikes after The Washington Post reported that Adm. Frank “Mitch” Bradley on Sept. 2 ordered an attack on two survivors to comply with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s directive to “kill everybody.”
The volunteer’s attorney said he’s heard from other Henderson employees who feel a “culture of retaliation” exists within the city’s government.
Gruden sued the league and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, arguing leaked emails he wrote had pushed the Raiders to fire him.
Rolling Stone magazine ranked him 39th on its 100 Greatest Guitarists list, calling him “the secret ingredient in some of the greatest rock and soul songs.”
The pilot, who was not identified, was “safely ejected” from a F-16C Fighting Falcon aircraft at about 10:45 a.m., the Air Force spokesperson said in a statement.
He was awarded the Silver Star for repeatedly plunging into the sea and carrying critically wounded soldiers to relative safety, saving them from drowning.
All hotels along the South Rim inside Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona are closing due to severe water restrictions.
The Minnesota Somali community is accused of stealing more than $1 billion through bogus nonprofits. They’ve made themselves easy targets for Trump.
The Capitol Christmas tree lighting ceremony welcomed Nevada’s first tree to the national tradition, alongside the state’s congressional delegation.
A Las Vegas attorney found to have committed misconduct in a case against Cristiano Ronaldo has been temporarily suspended and faces disbarment, court records show.
