Two people were hospitalized Sunday morning after a crash in the northeast Las Vegas Valley.
East Valley
To signal the start of STEAM Exploration at Las Vegas Library on a recent Wednesday, Tala Miranda rang the bell. The head of the Youth Services department alerted the children to come in the story room on the second floor. Four ran in.
Among the clanking of pots and pans at Fukumimi Ramen in the east valley, Katsuya Jomonari can be seen preparing the ramen, flavoring the dishes and customizing orders.
Two former managers at Aloha Kitchen near UNLV didn’t have to travel far to open their first restaurant, Poke Heaven. In fact, their new venture is in the same shopping center.
Red Flag flight exercises at Nellis Air Force base, held Aug. 14-25, are aimed at training U.S. fighter pilots and their allies using simulated combat conditions. Someone has to play the bad guy, and that’s where the aggressor squadron comes in.
Las Vegas police arrested the driver who fled the scene after an injury crash in the east valley Monday.
Harvest Fest will undergo a sizable change in the coming year, as 2017 marks its final appearance at the Cashman Center. The trade show space there is closing, forcing the festival to move to World Market Center Las Vegas in 2018.
A man is in custody after a Monday morning hit-and-run crash in the east valley.
Coyotes and other city-dwelling critters can be an unpleasant surprise, especially for new Southern Nevadans.
Eight people were displaced after a Thursday morning apartment fire in the east valley.
The Blue Skillet Pancake House is all about the classics. Waffles, pancakes, french toast and crepes are some of the top sellers, said manager Romeo Deleon. The East Bonanza Road location opened in 1993 and makes its pancakes from scratch.
A man barricaded inside an apartment suffered minor injuries Friday afternoon after a fire at a southeast valley apartment complex.
Police surrounded a home in the east Las Vegas Valley in which they thought an armed man was holed up early Friday, but after nearly seven hours officers entered the house and found no one inside.
A man fatally shot Sunday in the eastern valley told a roommate he was “afraid something was going to happen” and mounted a security camera in the front of the house just hours before his death, police said.
Judy Currier calls it the greyhound cult. The president of Greyhound Pet Adoption Las Vegas got her first greyhound in 1999 and has stuck to the breed. She said a lot of greyhound owners are like that: Once you get one, you can’t go back.
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