Properties started to give notices for mass layoffs to the state since June 4 when casinos were allowed to be reopened after a 78-day shutdown.
A driver was arrested in connection with a fatal crash in North Las Vegas on Wednesday night after initially fleeing the scene.
Every Saturday, Sally Hernandez, the food pantry director at TCMI Church, distributes fresh produce, nonperishable goods, and premade meals to approximately 500 people.
Launched in 2016, Henderson’s LifeRide ambulance membership offers individual coverage and family plans that provide up to two medical transports a year from the Fire Department.
An Afghan national has been accused of shooting two West Virginia National Guard members just blocks from the White House on Wednesday.
Max Verstappen of Red Bull Racing dominated the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday on the Strip, leading all 50 laps and winning by almost 21 seconds.
Interstate 15 near the resort corridor will experience overnight lane closures as crews work on wrong-way driver alert warning systems in multiple areas.
The National Weather Service is forecasting partly cloudy skies throughout much of the valley and a high near 68 degrees.
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a “suspicious-looking package” discovered near a bus stop in the western valley.
The call to the Henderson Police Department came in at about 5 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Malik Avila was 24 at the time of his death, the Nevada Department of Corrections said.
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A convicted criminal has been arrested in Las Vegas after living several years as a fugitive.
Six families were displaced after an apartment fire in East Las Vegas, according to an American Red Cross of Southern Nevada news release.
A resort guest who was in town visiting family had a life-changing slots win on the Strip Wednesday morning.
The change in policy puts the U.S. in line with other countries that charge foreigners more to see popular attractions.