Multiple people were injured Friday morning when a vehicle attempting to elude authorities crashed in the central Las Vegas Valley, according to Las Vegas police.
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Data from the state show that residents of rural Nevada take their lives at a rate 43 percent higher than in Clark County and 56 percent higher than in Washoe County.
Difficulties determining the intent of the deceased, a lack of trained medical examiners and possibly the stigma surrounding death at one’s own hand likely reduce the number of reported suicides.
Several small earthquakes struck the Carson City area in Northern Nevada on Thursday night, seismologists reported.
The fundraiser for Melissa Newton’s three daughters had raised almost $950 an hour after it was posted online Thursday night.
Ranch President Keith Evans said on Facebook that Peaches died Thursday morning, three days after Tyra.
Pilot Andy Findlay guided his Lancair Legacy to a safe landing on the Pyramid Highway Wednesday night after the aircraft suffered an electrical problem.
After two days with triple-digit temperatures, the Las Vegas Valley is in for a slight reprieve, according to the National Weather Service.
A 30-day grace period for 24-hour-a-day high occupancy vehicle lanes on portions of Interstate 15 and U.S. Highway 95 ends on June 20.
Fire departments in Clark County, North Las Vegas, Pahrump and the Mount Charleston Fire Protection District will take part in a firefighter recruitment drive from June 18 through July 2.
Eshaan Vakil recalled riding a bus to a quiz bowl-related event with students from other states. “They said, ‘Oh, we didn’t know people studied in Las Vegas,’” Vakil said.
Green Our Planet, the southwest Las Vegas-based crowdfunding platform that began in 2013 and became the largest school garden program in the U.S., started as a small side project for Ciara Byrne and Kim MacQuarrie.
The 90-plus event featured a three-course meal at which attendees could bring one guest and socialize. Attendees wore cowboy boots and hats as Mama’s Wranglers played.
From April 30 to May 1, Vanessa Aponte of North Las Vegas represented Clark County at the 2019 national Poetry Out Loud competition held in Washington, D.C.
The hourlong event featured a step-by-step process in which attendees mixed the contents in a bowl and then formed the infrastructure of their pots.