A woman accused in a deadly east Las Vegas shooting a week ago turned herself in to authorities Tuesday.
Ricardo Torres-Cortez
Local Government Reporter
Email: rtorres@reviewjournal.com
Ricardo Torres-Cortez covers the city of Las Vegas and Clark County. He returned to the Review-Journal, where he’d interned, after a five-year stint at the Las Vegas Sun newspaper. A Mexican-born graduate of UNLV, he’s passionate about soccer, video games, books and coffee.
Las Vegas imposed a $180,000 penalty on a home officials determined was being rented through Airbnb without a city-mandated license.
The NFL’s Super Bowl 58 “Green Week” is a series of events that aim to leave a legacy in the form of vegetation long after the international spectacle moves on.
A moped rider was killed late Friday in a hit-and-run crash in southeast Las Vegas.
An effort by an alleged cult leader accused of sex crimes to have his state charges dismissed again fell flat at the Nevada Supreme Court.
Disciples of Buddhism and their honorary guests were treated to a vibrant grand opening of the Benevolence Temple, a new house of worship in central Las Vegas.
A pedestrian was fatally injured in a Wednesday night crash in Henderson.
The Metropolitan Police Department has not determined a specific reason why a gunman shot four UNLV professors, killing three, Sheriff Kevin McMahill said Wednesday.
The start of in-person classes marked the return to a new normal for UNLV after a gunman killed three professors and wounded a fourth last month.
Dozens of people attended Las Vegas’ “Citywide Unity Prayer” celebration at the Historic Fifth Street School.
The sound of gunshot blasts that fatally wounded the man who killed three UNLV professors and wounded a fourth last month was captured on body-cam footage released by Las Vegas police Friday.
Institutions in the state have been targeted by bomb-threat hoaxes in recent weeks, according to the FBI and the Nevada Hospital Association.
A North Las Vegas man was sentenced for buying and reselling more than 200 firearms without a federal license. Two of the guns were used in fatal shootings.
The DUI suspect had double the blood alcohol level allowed to legally drive hours after the collision, a Clark County prosecutor said.
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