The nonprofit Vitalant, which strives to maintain a four-day supply of type O blood, had only about a half-day supply on hand Wednesday. Other blood types also are in short supply.
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Among the priorities for the Henderson City Council looking forward are education, public safety, creating livable communities, improved public service and a continuation of the city’s economic comeback.
Telephone scammers have been disguising their phone numbers by using the Metropolitan Police Department’s “828” prefix number in order to solicit or scam victims in the Las Vegas Valley, the department said Tuesday.
Henderson officials paid more than $50,000 last year to investigate police Chief LaTesha Watson.
The City of Henderson is offering furloughed federal workers a three-month deferment of their water bills, the department announced Saturday.
Henderson Mayor Debra March will deliver her State of the City address on Tuesday.
The Regional Transportation Commission is offering free bus rides to furloughed federal employees during the partial government shutdown.
A store worker alleges that a group of Henderson police officers pummeled him with fists, kicked him and jolted him with a stun gun last year as he tried to stop a shoplifting suspect.
Proceeds from license plate sales will go to the Henderson Historical Society, said director Denell Hahn. The Nevada Highway Patrol is reviewing the design to ensure it meets visibility standards, and the Historical Society will publicize the plates once they’ve been approved.
Many of Tuesday night’s attendees wore green T-shirts printed with the phrase “Save Black Mountain.”
The Henderson Fire Department is looking for those interested in entering a career in the fire service profession.
Richard Allen Peterson was riding a 2016 Yamaha motorcycle south on Haynes Drive on Monday when he ran the stop sign at the intersection of East Basic Road and hit a Regional Transportation Commission bus, Henderson police said.
The Raiders broke ground on a Henderson practice facility and headquarters Monday among team executives, football players and city officials.
A grisly stretch to begin the year on the Las Vegas Valley’s roads continued Monday with the death of a motorcyclist in Henderson.
The Raiders broke out the shiny hard hats and logo-emblazoned shovels Monday for the ceremonial first move of dirt at the site of the NFL team’s future Henderson home.
