Emergency responders took the pedestrian to University Medical Center late Oct. 25. He died Oct. 28, according to the Clark County coroner’s office.
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Quincy Jones and Michael Caine were honored together at Power of Love at MGM Grand in ‘13.
Students and parents emerged from Alamo Elementary School around 4:30 p.m. after students were held for more than an hour due to police activity in the area, according to CCSD.
In a case against a suspended Metropolitan Police Department sergeant, prosecutors filed a motion to add new charges related to possession of child sexual abuse material.
Nevada has historically been one of the last states to release results on Election Night. Officials are hopeful that won’t be the case this year.
Tony Hsieh hasn’t slept much this week. The exhausted Zappos CEO has been doing damage control since Sunday, when he revealed that his Henderson-based company’s server in Kentucky had been hacked.
Las Vegas resident Leslie Chaney hopes other mothers now won’t experience the utter despair she has suffered because of her son’s use of so-called “bath salts.”
Cartoons are giving Neil Cantor a second chance. Cantor, who was convicted of attempting to embezzle from the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art in 2008, is making a fresh start in life with his new venture: running the Chuck Jones Experience at Circus Circus.
Less than a month after Kathleen Vermillion resigned from the Henderson City Council to spend more time with her charity, the Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth, the organization is in turmoil.
Synthetic drugs known by the street name “bath salts” are now illegal in Nevada. The Nevada Board of Pharmacy approved an emergency order Thursday that prohibits the drugs from being made, sold, purchased or consumed in the state.
Tuesday is projected to be the nicest day of the week with a high near 69 in the central Las Vegas Valley. Winds should be light and variable during the day.
Affordability and housing are atop the ticket and voters, such as Latinos, have money and the economy on their mind as they cast their votes, new surveys find.
Mr. Piffles is being retired formally on Nov. 13, his 17th birthday.
Half of Nevada’s registered voters have already cast a ballot. Here’s what the voting turnout indicates.
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