The death was the eighth fatality this year in the Nevada Highway Patrol’s Southern Command.
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Animal Foundation officials say 160 dogs are showing influenza symptoms along with 17 confirmed cases as of Thursday. Other shelters also report more cases.
Late Friday wind gusts approached 70 mph in Las Vegas, and are expected to be stronger Saturday. Up to 10 inches of snow and white-out conditions are expected in the mountains.
The then unidentified man was shot several times on a dirt road about a mile east of U.S. 95 and 60 miles south of Tonopah, according to Nye County and state law enforcement.
Prseyus Dennis was arrested Tuesday by the Metropolitan Police Department, according to a news release.
Snow and rain appear to have been significant weather factors for the flight that “tracked east-southeast, gradually descended in altitude, and increased in ground speed.”
The duo stole several items and “then displayed a firearm to enable their escape with the merchandise,” according to the release.
Outdoor enthusiasts should enjoy a mild and calm weekend be it on the slopes, at the lake or enjoying Las Vegas.
The incident included three vehicles at East Warm Springs and South Pecos Road.
The arrest stems from an investigation initiated at the elementary school northeast of Las Vegas where she is a special education/early childhood reacher.
The driver of the truck stayed at the scene and impairment is not suspected, police said. The woman was pronounced deceased at the scene.
There’s an urgent need for foster parents while confirmed and suspected canine influenza cases rise across the Las Vegas Valley.
A chance of morning showers is forecast by the National Weather Service. Mostly cloudy skies should gradually become sunny with a high near 64.
A winter weather advisory was in effect for the Spring Mountains and the Sheep Range, while light rain fell across most of the valley.
The ATU represents an estimated 1,200 drivers and mechanics at RTC/Transdev.