1. A former Las Vegas nightclub promoter was acquitted Thursday of kidnapping and sexual assault charges. A 25-year-old woman testified that Frederick Richards took her to his home in Rhodes Ranch after meeting at Hyde nightclub, and that she awoke the next morning with her underwear across the room. Jurors said they felt the state couldn’t prove the woman’s testimony and that it wasn’t an easy decision to acquit Richards.
2. A man was shot and killed at a northwest Las Vegas apartment complex. Police were dispatched to Bloom Apartment Homes on Gowan Road near Tenaya Way at about 6 p.m. Thursday, where they found a man dead inside a car. Police are still investigating.
3. The Raiders are set to name a general contractor for a new Las Vegas stadium. Raiders president Marc Badain said Thursday that a contract has yet to be finalized, but that they’re working with a Minneapolis-based firm Mortensen Construction that is partners with McCarthy Building Companies in Henderson. A timeline released by the Stadium Authority estimates stadium groundbreaking by late December or early January.
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A Las Vegas man was arrested on three felony charges, including DUI and failure to stop at the scene of an accident, following a crash that left a boy with life-threatening injuries.
A motorcyclist is dead after being involved in a crash with a truck Saturday morning in the area of East Washington Avenue and North Bruce Street in the east valley.
Las Vegas High’s football team stayed perfect after edging Canyon Springs on Friday. Also, here’s a look at what could happen to the NIAA rankings after Friday.
It’s becoming almost cliche to advocate for the end of Cathy Engelbert’s tenure as WNBA commissioner, but time is running out for the move to happen.
Professional sports bettor Scott Pritchard analyzes every NFL Week 5 Sunday and Monday game and makes predictions for each matchup.
Red Rock Resort sportsbook director Chuck Esposito went 4-1 for the third consecutive week and leads the contest with a 13-7 record against the spread (65.0 percent).
The Raiders will be without tight end Michael Mayer for the second straight game Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts because of a concussion.
Raiders running back Raheem Mostert, who grew up in the “shark bite capital of the world,” discussed his hometown and much more in a Q&A with the Review-Journal.
Fox NFL analyst Mark Sanchez was arrested after being stabbed early Saturday in downtown Indianapolis. He was scheduled to call the Raiders-Colts game Sunday.
A Summit Club home built by Blue Heron leads the way as the top listing in Las Vegas with an asking price of $32 million, and is one of eight homes on the market at the $19.9 million-plus range.
This is the third column in a four-part series that will present various topics and deadlines that are required by the Nevada Real Estate Division. As managers and board members, please check your operating procedures to ensure that your policies and procedures are compliant. The following information is provided from the Nevada Real Estate Division with its permission.
Mark your calendars for Oct. 25 at noon for the highly anticipated grand opening of the second phase of the award-winning Cabochon Club. Join us for a lively festival featuring live music, local vendors and exclusive tastings from our brand-new restaurant and bar, Cooper’s Kitchen + Tap.
Now, in its 29th year, the popular Summerlin Festival of Arts returns to Downtown Summerlin, the vibrant walkable urban core of the Summerlin master-planned community, Oct. 10-12.
Tri Pointe Homes Las Vegas is hosting a special valley-wide open house at seven of its communities, Oct. 4-5 and 11-12 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Raiders have lost three straight games since a season-opening win over the Patriots and face a tough challenge against the Colts on Sunday.
As a part of a weather system rolling through the region, the high today in the valley will be just 81 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
Dominic Lavoie and the rest of the Vegas Nation team preview the Raiders’ game against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
The lawsuit alleged that officers Brayden McMahill and Glenn Obsenares had no tactical plan when they entered the property, and that Obsenares was holding Raider’s leash loosely.
The Raiders should have their hands full with a resurgent Colts team Sunday thanks to quarterback Daniel Jones’ impressive start.
Patrick Lindsey, hired in March as Las Vegas Motor Speedway general manager and vice president, will be hosting his first South Point 400 NASCAR race next weekend.