A woman reported missing in Las Vegas on Sunday has been found dead, the Clark County coroner’s office said.
Glenn Puit
Former Reporter: Breaking News and Crime
An ounce of marijuana paid for with counterfeit money was at the center of an October killing in North Las Vegas, according to police reports.
A man found dead Thursday at a vacant home in east Last Vegas was shot to death, the Clark County coroner’s office said.
Two people who died in what authorities said was an apparent murder-suicide on Friday night have been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office.
A man killed early Saturday in a two-vehicle crash in North Las Vegas has been identified.
In a case of poor timing, the new owners of the three Krispy Kreme outlets in the Las Vegas Valley closed the stores Monday to install new cash registers and IT cabling.
The rebuilding of a bridge on southbound Boulder Highway and Interstate 11 is complete.
Marcial Escobia and his wife, Nimfa, were headed to church early on Oct. 27 when a suspected drunken driver ran a red light and slammed into their car.
The indictment alleges the mail scheme involved sending victims prize notifications seeking a small payment of $20 or $30 in exchange for collecting a large cash prize.
The helicopter was supposed to undergo maintenance by a mechanic to fix the issue but it appears this did not happen, a preliminary report states.
A suspected drunk driver traveling the wrong way on Interstate 15 was killed in a multivehicle crash Thursday morning.
Clark County prosecutors filed second-degree murder charges Wednesday against two men accused of driving under the influence in recent crashes that killed three people.
Police reports indicate a Las Vegas man facing multiple charges in connection with in a drunk driving crash early Saturday admitted to investigators that he’d been drinking prior to the collision.
A helicopter that crashed in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, killing two, was so badly damaged that state troopers could barely recognize it.
Henderson police and other first responders are participating in Silver Crucible, a two-day training that simulates major public safety events, this week.