Henderson officials were presented the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award — becoming the fifth municipality to win the honor since its introduction in 1988.
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A man arrested after a Henderson robbery victim opened fire at suspects has been released, police said Tuesday.
Catherine Normoyle, administrator of the Marvelous Microschool, spoke about the incident in a four-page letter dated Friday obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Authorities have identified a Las Vegas man who died of injuries stemming from a crash that occurred Saturday near an Interstate 15 off-ramp.
A day after setting a record high, Las Vegas officially hit 96 degrees Friday at Harry Reid International Airport, according to the National Weather Service.
Authorities in Arizona rescued a large group of special needs students who reportedly ran out of water and were in distress during a field trip near Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
A federal jury convicted two Henderson men on charges related to the damage of ancient rock formations at the Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
The announcement comes nearly a month after the March 6 firing of former Police Chief Hollie Chadwick, who had been on leave since Feb. 13.
Pahrump resident Shawna Gonzalez alleged that Las Vegas veterinarian Shawn Frehner mistreated her horse. Frehner went missing on Monday near Lake Mead.
A Las Vegas veterinarian who went missing near Lake Mead is the subject of an investigation into allegations of animal cruelty, according to official sources.
Nye County officials executed a search warrant to seize seven tigers residing on Karl Mitchell’s property in Pahrump.
Documents are detailing the moments that led to a Pahrump man’s arrest as well as why seven tigers were seized from his property, authorities said.
Seven tigers were seized from the private residence of a Pahrump man, the Nye County Sheriff’s Office said.