A 56-year-old man last seen Thursday near Koval Lane and Flamingo Road has been found safe, the Metropolitan Police Department said Saturday night.
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Officers were called about 8 p.m. Saturday after a man in a wheelchair was struck by a truck in the southwest Las Vegas Valley, the Metropolitan Police Department said. He is expected to survive.
For a third year, the Henderson Animal Care and Control Facility is participating in the nationwide Clear the Shelters adoption drive. The Henderson facility will also hold the event Sunday.
Clark County is offering free law classes between September and December at the Law Library on Third Street.
Peter Pellegrino has lived in Las Vegas for five years, and the recent uptick in liter has inspired him to organize Help Clean Up Nelson’s Landing.
Somewhat tender plants like roses and crape myrtle can handle the intense desert heat and sunlight if they are growing in soil amended with organics and the soil is covered with mulch that rots or decomposes. Roses and crape myrtle will struggle after a few years when planted in soils covered by rock
Las Vegas police are seeking the public’s help in finding Revel Tweedle, who was last seen Thursday morning near Koval Lane.
Suicide ends lives, but it also creates new beginnings for those who attempt to kill themselves but live, and those who must find the will to go on without lost loved ones.
A Nevada man is dead after his pickup crashed in Idaho during a high-speed chase.
North Las Vegas police found a 78-year-old woman with Alzeheimer’s disease “in good health” hours after she disappeared Friday morning.
The excessive heat warning for the Las Vegas Valley ends at 8 p.m. Friday, but high temperatures will only moderate slightly.
A man suffered “minor scrapes” after he was struck by a Regional Transportation Commission bus Thursday evening in the central valley, Las Vegas police said.
The rule would eliminate “categorical eligibility,” which allows some people enrolled in other federal assistance programs to automatically qualify for food stamps.
Although the drought continues to plague the west, Nevadans won’t need to conserve any more water than they already do, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation said in a new report issued Thursday.
BioLife Plasma Services on Saturday will open a new donor center in Henderson, its first in Nevada.